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I noticed some brownish branches on my Seiryu and they also had some dead brown leaves on them as well. The rest of the tree appears fine and I didn't notice any insects. Do you think its ok to just prune these branches off or get a professional opinion?
If these are outer (tip) branches prune them off and scrap the bark to check for telltale brown streaking from Verticillium. Old, inside branches get shaded out, can just be snapped off when dead. Dead, brown leaves clinging to dying branches I would think was a blight, however.
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