Bulb-like, fluid-filled structures near a jacaranda are almost certainly asparagus fern root tubers—storage organs, not a tree disease. Asparagus fern can be invasive and is toxic to dogs.
The tubers themselves don't kill other plants, but the fern's dense roots compete aggressively.
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