Soft ¼" protrusions that fall off when touched, leaving residue = likely a fungal growth (not insect). Could be a canker fungus or slime mold.
Avoid harsh chemicals on fruit trees.
Yellow Fungus on Pear Tree Bark: Identification and Management
Fall Webworms on Bradford Pear: Identification and Safe Control
Bradford Pear Shape Correction: Slow, Careful Pruning
Bradford Pear Borers: Sawdust, Dying Leaves, and How to Save the Tree
Fall Webworms in Your Tree: Web Removal and When to Spray
Weeping Willow with Bark Loss and Deformity: Internal Decay, Removal Advised
Cleveland Pear Beetle Defoliation: Night-Feeding Beetle Control
Cedar-Quince Rust on Pear Tree: Identification and Management
Bradford Pear Red Leaves Falling: Fire Blight or Genetic Decline?
Ligustrum Trunk Decay: Heart Rot, Not Insects
Red Spikes on Willow Trunk? It’s Borer Frass—Here’s What to Do
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