Oval, bumpy, orange 1/4-inch growths on oak leaves in Florida are almost certainly galls from tiny wasps. Cosmetic only—no harm to mature tree.
Regular watering keeps tree vigorous.
Green Flat Fungus on Oak Trunk: Likely Lichens—Harmless, but Photo Needed for Certainty
White Powdery Growth on Oak: Powdery Mildew or Insects?
Bark Lice on Florida Oaks: Harmless Webbing Insects
White Spots on Oak Leaves: Likely Powdery Mildew
Identifying and Treating Powdery Mildew on Holly Trees
Oak Leaf Blister: Cosmetic Fungal Disease
Live Oak 95% Brown Leaves in Florida: Emergency Assessment Needed
White Oak Leaf Discoloration: Root Dysfunction from Chemical Injury
Lichens on Oak Trees: Harmless Epiphytes or a Sign of Stress?
Greenish-White Scale on Oak: Lichens, Not a Disease
Nuttall/Shumard Oak Lichen: Not Harmful but Indicates Stress
Treating Powdery Mildew on Apple Seedlings
Why Is One Oak Dropping Leaves Early? Genetic Variation Explained
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