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Bradford Pear Trunk Fungus: Remove and Spray Neem

7-year Bradford pear: 3-inch white clump on bark base after heavy rain, good drainage, pine bark mulch.

Action

Remove all white fungal material.
Spray area with Neem to prevent spread.
Let mulch dry before watering.
Bradford pears prone to fungal issues—caution advised.

Likely a mushroom-like fungal body.

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