
White spots on branches are likely lichens (harmless) or possibly scale insects. Snip a small twig with spots and take to a local garden center for ID.
Tree appears to be a saucer magnolia, not a tulip tree (common name confusion).
White Oak Progressive Branch Dieback: Internal Decay Suspected
Maple Leaf Underside White Spots: Galls or Aphids
White Mold on Apricot Trunk and Black Spots on Fruit: Need Photos
Tulip Tree Troubles: Sapsucker Damage and Basal Decay
White Birch Decline After Spring Pruning: Sap Flow and Bacterial Wetwood
Bark Peeling and Leaf Spots on Young Maple: Decay Risk and Ants
White Spots on 'King Crimson' Maple: Common Leaf Fungus, Easy Management
Yoshino Cherry White Patches on Branches: Fungus—Atomic Grow Suggested, But Proper ID Needed First
White Cottony Growth on Gumbo Limbo Branch: Need Photo for ID
Crabapple Leaf Drop After Heavy Rain: Temperature Shock or Slugs?
White Birch Buds Fail to Open: Cold Snap Damage
White Raised Spots on Ornamentals: Wax Scale Insects
Powdery Mildew on Tulip Tree: Identification and Management
Tulip Poplar Drought Response: Deep Watering and Trunk Protection
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