Red fungus-like material on sugar maple leaf undersides (lower branches), some leaf holes from chewing.
Gall mites—microscopic, cause red galls on leaf undersides. Life cycle makes control difficult after eggs covered by leaf cells. Population varies yearly—may disappear next year.
No real health impact on tree growth. Don't worry. Monitor—may not recur.
Japanese Maple Transplant Shock and Leaf Scorch
Red Crimson Maple Not Leafing Out: Frost, Decay, or Both?
Blue-Gray Growth on Tree Trunks: Lichens—Harmless, Indicate Light, Not Cause of Fruit Tree Decline
Maple Trunk Fungus: Decay Fungus Fruiting Body—Natural Cycle, No Spray Needed
Red Maple Limb Failure and Internal Decay
Japanese Maple Red Bug Infestation: Identification Request for Bark-Feeding Pest
Cottony Maple Scale on Elm and Maple: Identification and Control
Japanese Maple Chemical Injury from House Washing
White Spots on Red Maple: Superficial Fungus/Algae, Not Harmful
Phyllosticta Leaf Spot on Red Sunset Maple: Spring Fungicide and Fertilizer
Norway Maple Leaf Scorch: Drought and Transplant Shock, Not Iron
Red Maple Bark Decay and Borers: Emergency Intervention
Glory Red Maple Leaf Browning in Florida: Transplant Shock vs. Drought
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