Healthy-looking hickory leaflets dropping on stems in early summer? The tree overproduced leaves in wet April, then "reconsidered" during dry weeks. It's balancing root-to-shoot ratio.
Fruit trees set excess fruit in spring, then drop "June drop" surplus they can't ripen. Same principle: resource allocation adjustment.
Rake debris for compost. By June, the tree reaches its preferred balance. Wind/rain will remove more. This is physiology, not pathology.
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