One-third of branches limp on an 8-year-old Cleveland pear, with normal leaves and trunk elsewhere, suggests a localized issue rather than systemic disease. Consider:
If the tree has never done this before, investigate soil moisture and root zone conditions first. A certified arborist can perform a root collar excavation if needed.
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