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This could be a multitude of things
1. Cypress aphid - You can see these aphids on thinner barked stems between May and November, they are fairly large about 2 - 4mm long, pear shaped and greyish to yellow-brown with two dark stripes on their back. also another indication to these aphids is honeydew is present and attracts wasps late summer. Spray with pirimicarb
2. Juniper Shoot Moth - look for hollowed out leaves and shoot tips with a small entrance /exit hole, also small silk cocoons on the underside of the foliage. if it is tghis spray with diflubenzuron. Always be sure that it is before spraying.
3. If on a main road lime induced chlorosis.
4. Worst of all it could be Honey Fungus -have a look around and see if any other trees are affected or dying or ask your client if they know if any have been affected in their garden or neighbours garden.
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