Two banana magnolias (Michelia figo) with green growth on limbs, few leaves: the green matter is lichens or algae—harmless epiphytes indicating stress from drought or age, not a pathogenic fungus.
Lichens don't harm the plant; they colonize slow-growing bark. Restoring vigor reduces lichen coverage naturally.
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