Raised, mustard-yellow, powdery-but-firm spots on leaf undersides are classic symptoms of Rose Rust, a fungal disease favored by damp, cool springs. Some cultivars are highly susceptible.
If rust recurs annually, the variety is prone to it. Consider replacing with a resistant cultivar. Good sanitation reduces severity.
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