Asian pear with rust-like leaf spots and total fruit drop—if fruits had orange gelatinous "tentacles," it's cedar-quince rust (Gymnosporangium clavipes). Requires juniper/cedar alternate host. Leaf spots alone could be other fungal diseases.
Pears, apples, quinces are highly susceptible to Gymnosporangium rusts. Preventive sprays are standard practice for fruit quality. Remove nearby junipers if possible (breaks cycle).
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