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Canopy Thinning or Defoliation:

When the roots of a tree appear reddish and damaged, it can represent a more complex and problematic underlying cause. When a fungus is destroying a tree’s root system, it is most commonly referred to as Root rot. This rot can also cause a thinning canopy. If you see damaged roots and a thinning canopy, call an arborist for tree assessment.

Bleeding:

Trees bleed. This is true. If any material or liquid starts oozing from a tree, it can represent an underlying problem with the healthcare of that tree. Tree bleeding can be caused by bacterial infections, wood decay fungi, insects, and other sorts of problems. Hire a professional for tree assessment.

Fungal Growth:

Any fungal presence can invariably damage the tree. Mushrooms, conks (shelf fungus), and all other sorts of abnormal fungal growths can indicate the presence of a fungal problem. The pathogen needs to be eliminated before it can grow to an irreversible state. A professional arborist can help determine the exact cause of such fungal issues and assess the tree so that appropriate measures can be taken.

Yellowish Foliage:

The vital pigment in leaves, named chlorophyll, can often vary in terms of production. A lack of this pigment can cause discoloration among leaves, and the foliage starts appearing yellowish. The yellowing of foliage, also known as chlorosis, can be a direct result of insect attacks or other underlying causes. Only a professional tree assessment can help with the determination of the cause and identify rectification techniques.