Older white oak in Michigan shows June browning starting 5 years ago—one branch, then more each year, not same branches. Leaves persist until fall. Insecticides, iron, fertilizer failed.
Progressive, spreading dieback over years suggests wood decay fungi. Check trunk for loose bark, cavities, conks. Condition worsening annually.
Contact county Extension or certified arborist (not door-to-door tree services) for on-site assessment. Structural failure risk increases with decay progression. Do not delay.
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