Dark black, raised spots = tar spot (Rhytisma spp.). Cosmetic, rarely harms tree health.
Maple Leaf Galls: Harmless Insect Structures, No Human Risk
Maple Leaf Scorch from Excess Rain: No Spray Needed This Late
Maple Tar Spot and Crown Thinning: Management and Tree Vigor
Maple Trunk White Spots: Harmless Lichens
Sunset Maple Leaf Spot: Cosmetic Fungus, No Treatment Needed
White Spots on 'King Crimson' Maple: Common Leaf Fungus, Easy Management
Black Spot Fungus on Mature Maple: Why Fall Cleanup Beats Spring Spraying
Maple Leaf Spots and Tulip Tree Trunk Holes: Two Separate Issues
Late-Season Leaf Spots on Mature Maple: Cosmetic, Not Critical
Maple Leaf Spots: Phyllosticta and Tar Spot
Diagnosing Maple Leaf Scorch: Bacterial vs. Physiological
Japanese Maple Lost All Leaves After Planting: Shock or Deer?
Oncidium Tiny Black Leaf Spots: Usually Harmless, Sometimes a Warning
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