Leaves with underside growths falling all summer = tree stress. Insects (likely aphids or mites) are secondary—attacking weak tissue. The growths may be galls or insect colonies.
Trees need feeding. "Insects are attracted to this and are moving in for the kill."
Killing insects on a starving tree doesn't fix starvation. Strong trees repel pests naturally.
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