Small white/tan pods with red trim on leaf bottoms = leaf galls. Wasp/midge lays egg; chemical grows protective chamber. Egg hatches; gall falls.
None. No practical control. No need. Natural enemies regulate.
Your white oak is hosting a diverse insect community. The acorn drop + leaf loss may be separate seasonal events.
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White Oak Leaf Galls: Wool Sower Gall Identification
Brown Spots Inside Green Apples: Disease or Physiological Issue?
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Oak Leaf Galls: Harmless Wasp-Induced Growths
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