Leaf spot fungi (e.g., Cercospora, Phyllosticta) cause yellowing and black spots on mulberry in late summer/fall. Since the tree is preparing for dormancy, treatment is rarely needed.
Leaf spot is cosmetic; it won't kill the tree. Consistent sanitation breaks the disease cycle.
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