bacterial speck of tomato

Bacterial speck of tomato-This disease prefers cooler weather than bacterial spot. Often an early season disease. Typically, each lesion is associated with chlorosis, whereas bacterial spot lesions are often only associated with chlorosis when several lesions coalesce. I have only observed this in field tomatoes. Not usually as important as bacterial spot.

Bacterial speck of tomato. Figure 1. Bacterial speck of tomato. Note that each lesion on the leaf has a small chlorotic halo in contrast to bacterial spot where chlorosis usually does not occur until a large amount of lesions are in one small area.
Bacterial speck of tomato fruit lesions Figure 2. Bacterial speck of tomato fruit lesions. For the most part, fruit lesions of bacterial speck or smaller than lesions of bacterial spot.
Lesions of bacterial speck of tomato on leaf. Figure 3. Lesions of bacterial speck of tomato on leaf.
Leaf lesions of bacterial speck on a retail tomato transplant. Figure 4. Leaf lesions of bacterial speck on a retail tomato transplant.