Michigan maple has green moss/mold on trunk to first branches; some leaves changing color. Problem?
Not moss/mold. Lichens are air-fed (not parasitic), thrive in sun on exposed bark (winter leaf-off or thin canopies). Indicate, not cause, decline.
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