Red tip photinias (Photinia × fraseri) have white fungal fruiting at base, upper leaves drooping. Fungus on bark = root rot fungus fruiting (likely Armillaria or Phytophthora).
Slow, progressive decline. No cure. Fungus spreads to nearby red tips via roots.
Red tips also get Entomosporium leaf spot (severe defoliation). See UAEX FSA-6112: Red Tip Photinia Disease
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