White powdery substance under all leaves; tree otherwise healthy.
Fungal infection (powdery mildew). However, typical powdery mildew causes chlorosis (yellowing), desiccation, and leaf drop—none seen yet. Could be very early stage.
Use a strong magnifying glass on an affected leaf. Look for filamentous strands (mycelium) — confirms fungus. Report findings for further advice.
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