A white soft body insect that creates a sticky "honey dew" structure on limbs or leaves, blocking nutrients.

Bagworms lay eggs that create small cone-shaped structures less than three inches in length.

An invasive wood borer that is subject in all wood tissue that causes severe decline in trees health.

A larva that boars into leaf structure that cause lesser of a foliation and decline in overall leaf structure.

A growth deformity known as a "gall" commonly occur on oak trees subject to branches and other structures.

Termites, wood-destroying insect, eats away at all wood tissue, damaging the structures of the trees.

A common fungus in ornamentals, trees, and shrubs; causes a chlorotic color and spots destroying leaves.

A fungus that causes cankers & death of oak & other hardwood areas of trees, a very common disease in trees.

A variety of factors cause a spot or browning of leaves. Typically caused by wet, humid weather conditions during spring.

A general concept of an acute oak decline could be a variety of diseases subject to shade trees.

A rapid and destructive tree disease that is extremely aggressive in all oak trees, especially in Live Oaks.

A white powdery appearing fungus (white spots) quickly covering the leaf surfaces and affecting all leaves around to turn brown.