Rebecca: roundish growths with root-like projections on large oak. Thought wasp galls. Doesn't mind hosting but fears tree death. Photo provided.

Steve: horned oak gall (wasp). Hard, weaken branches when large. Usually no significant impact on mature tree health.
These dramatic structures are wasp nurseries. While they can stress branches, mature oaks tolerate them well. Hosting supports biodiversity without threatening the tree.
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