Immobile, waxy bumps on bark are typically scale insects. They suck sap and weaken the tree over time.
Weeping Willow with Bark Loss and Deformity: Internal Decay, Removal Advised
Pine Pitch Canker: Fatal Trunk Infection, Remove Tree
White Birch Decline After Spring Pruning: Sap Flow and Bacterial Wetwood
Suppressed White Pines: Transplant to Relieve Competition
White Oak Trunk Wounds: Borer Management and Vigor Improvement
Tulip Poplar Burlap Left On Trunk: Sunscald and Borer Risk
Managing Borer Damage and Decay in a Mature Oak: Treatment and Fertilization
Foothill Pine Decline: Bark Beetle Resin Flow and Terminal Diagnosis
White Oak Progressive Branch Dieback: Internal Decay Suspected
Ligustrum Trunk Decay: Heart Rot, Not Insects
Yoshino Cherry White Patches on Branches: Fungus—Atomic Grow Suggested, But Proper ID Needed First
Red Spikes on Willow Trunk? It’s Borer Frass—Here’s What to Do
Italian Plum Tree Split Trunk and Dieback: Too Much Water from Lawn
White Cottony Growth on Gumbo Limbo Branch: Need Photo for ID
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