Taphrina leaf curl
(Oak leaf blister)—Taphrina spp.
Leaf curl is a fungal disease that is promoted by wet foliage during leaf flush. Taphrina spp. affects many different tree species. Leaves on infected trees become galled, curled,
and may drop. Bulges may appear on upper leaf surfaces. Many other factors can cause similar symptoms.
Identification
Solutions
Provide trees with proper
cultural care to keep them vigorous. No other control is generally recommended. | 
Curled and galled leaves
Blisters on leaf surface
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