Clean-cut twig ends on the ground = twig girdler or twig pruner (longhorn beetles), not squirrel chewing (which leaves ragged, gnawed ends).
Fall/winter: Rake and destroy (burn/bag) all fallen twigs. Prune any hanging damaged tips. Destroys next generation.
Elm, pecan, oak, hickory, hackberry, persimmon, fruit trees.
Cosmetic unless severe for years. Tree health unaffected.
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