- Movies of X. fastidiosa
Harvey Hoch and Tom Burr's research group at Cornell University have made available several movies of X. fastidiosa in microfluidic chambers. movies are here
- X. fastidiosa genomes
Four X. fastidiosa genomes have been sequenced so far. Those isolates are:
- 9a5c (citrus)
- Temecula1 (grape)
- Dixon (almond)
- Ann1 (oleander)
- California Department of Food and Agriculture site on Pierce's disease and Glassy-winged sharpshooter here
- Proceedings of yearly Pierce's disease / Glassy-winged sharpshooter organized by the California Department of Food and Agriculture
Since 2001 the CDFA has been organizing meetings to discuss current research on X. fastidiosa, the diseases it causes and its vectors. You will certainly find a lot of unpublished work in those. Download the proceedings here.
- The Xylella fastidiosa Project
Leonard Nunney and Richard Stouthamer (University of California, Riverside) are developing another X. fastidiosa website. That site will hopefully become a hub for monitoring, biogeography and other activities, partly based on the multi-locus sequence typing project they are working on for X. fastidiosa . www.xylella.org
- Daniela Takiya's Interactive Key to Genera of the Tribe Proconiini
This is a great site even for
those that are not interested in sharpshooter systematics/taxonomy.
Lots of very nice sharpshooter pictures, species distribution, etc. Go visit it
- Ever heard of brochosomes?
We don't want to spoil the fun. Please Roman Rakitov's website on these fascinating structures secreted by
leafhoppers. Click on it now to find out more! 
- Lots more of cool sites out there...