Live Oak – Leafy Gall
Q: What is this on my live oak?
A: UGA plant pathologist Jean Williams-Woodward says it is a leafy oak gall. It is harmless to the tree.

photo courtesy of Raymond Joyce

photo courtesy of Raymond Joyce
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