Classification:

Subfamily: Amblyseiinae

Tribe: Amblyseiini

Subtribe: Amblyseiina

Genus: Amblyseius

Species: Amblyseius andersoni

 
Holotype:

Amblyseius andersoni (Chant, 1957c): 296; Rosedale, British Columbia, Canada, on prune.

 
Synonyms:
Not senior synonym of: Amblyseius potentillae — Denmark & Muma (1989);
Senior synonym of: Amblyseius britannicus — Chant & Yoshida-Shaul (1990); Amblyseius potentillae — Chant & Yoshida-Shaul (1990); Amblyseius reflexus — Chant & Yoshida-Shaul (1990);
 
Other Names:
Typhlodromus andersoni (original designation) — Chant (1957c)
Amblyseius andersoni — Athias-Henriot (1958b)
Typhlodromus (Amblyseius) andersoni — Chant (1959b)
Amblyseius (Amblyseius) andersoni — Muma (1961a)
Typhlodromus (Typhlodromus) andersoni — Westerboer & Bernhard (1963)
Amblyseius (Multiseius) andersoni — Denmark & Muma (1989)
 
Distribution:
ALGERIA: Athias-Henriot (1958b); Athias-Henriot (1960b)OBS; Athias-Henriot (1961)OBS;
AUSTRALIA: Ripka et al. (2022);
AUSTRIA: El-Borolossy (1989); Fischer-Colbrie & El-Borolossy (1989); Fischer-Colbrie & El-Borolossy (1990); Ragusa & Ragusa (1997);
AZERBAIJAN: Abbasova (1972);
BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA: Döker et al. (2019a);
BRAZIL — RIO GRANDE DO SUL: Silva et al. (2023c);
CANADA — BRITISH COLUMBIA: Anderson et al. (1958); Anderson & Morgan (1958); Chant (1957c); Chant & Hansell (1971); Liao et al. (2021a)OBS; NOVA SCOTIA: Chant & Hansell (1971); ONTARIO: Amano & Chant (1990); Chant (1959b); Chant & Hansell (1971); Denmark & Evans (2011); Putman (1959); Putman & Herne (1966); Rothman (1988); QUEBEC: Forest et al. (1982);
CHINA — INNER MONGOLIA: Fu et al. (2021);
CYPRUS: Papadoulis et al. (2009);
CZECHOSLOVAKIA*: Zacharda (1991)OBS;
CZECH REPUBLIC: Kabíček (2004);
DENMARK: Hansen & Johnsen (1986);
ENGLAND: Chant & Hansell (1971); Fitzgerald & Solomon (2000); Fitzgerald & Solomon (2002);
FRANCE: Athias-Henriot (1961)OBS; Athias-Henriot (1962); Barbar et al. (2005); Kreiter & Brian (1987); Kreiter et al. (2000); Tixier et al. (2006a); Tixier et al. (2006c); Tixier et al. (2014a); Tixier et al. (2020a);
GEORGIA: Samsoniya (1977); Wainstein & Vartapetov (1973a);
GERMANY: Karg (1970a); Karg (1971a); Karg (1972); Karg (1975); Schruft (1967); Westerboer & Bernhard (1963);
GREECE: Badieritakis et al. (2014); Papadoulis & Emmanouel (1991b); Papadoulis et al. (2009); Papaioannou-Souliotis et al. (1999); Ragusa (2006); Ragusa Di Chiara et al. (1995); Ragusa & Tsolakis (1998); Tsagkarakis et al. (2011); Tsagkarakis et al. (2014);
HUNGARY: Bozai (1980); Bozai (1981); Bozai (1996); Bozai (1997); Györffyne Molnar (1997); Markó et al. (2012); Ripka (1998); Ripka et al. (2005); Ripka et al. (2010); Ripka et al. (2013); Ripka et al. (2020); Ripka et al. (2022); Ripka & Szabó (2010); Ripka & Szabó (2011); Szabó et al. (2014);
ITALY: Castagnoli et al. (1984); Castagnoli & Liguori (1987); Coiutti (1993); Corino (1989); Duso et al. (1993); Duso et al. (2004); Duso et al. (2011); Duso & Fontana (1996); Duso & Sbrissa (1990); Michelatti et al. (1994); Nicotina (1996a); Nicotina (1996b); Nicotina (1999a); Nicotina & Cioffi (1998); Nicotina & Cioffi (1999); Peverieri et al. (2009); Ragusa Di Chiara & Tsolakis (1996); Ragusa Di Chiara & Tsolakis (2001); Sölva et al. (1997); Tsolakis et al. (2000); Tsolakis et al. (2020); Tsolakis & Ragusa (2017);
JAPAN: Chant (1959b); Chant & Hansell (1971); Liao et al. (2021a)OBS; Toyoshima et al. (2016);
LATVIA: Salmane (2003); Salmane & Petrova (2002); Salmane & Spungis (2008);
MOLDOVA: Beglyarov & Malov (1977a); Kulikova (2011); Wainstein (1973a);
MOROCCO: Tixier et al. (2003a); Tixier et al. (2016); Zahidi et al. (2023);
NETHERLANDS: Liao et al. (2021a)OBS; Siepel et al. (2018); Yoshida-Shaul & Chant (1995a);
POLAND: Boczek (1964); Dabrowski (1968); Dabrowski (1970); Gajek et al. (2000); Garnis et al. (2010); Jaworski (2000); Karźmierczak & Lewandowski (2006); Niemczyk (2000); Niemczyk et al. (1996); Niemczyk & Sekrecka (1998);
PORTUGAL: Carmona (1966); Silva et al. (2019a); Silva et al. (2019c); Silva et al. (2023a);
SERBIA: Mladenović et al. (2010a); Mladenović et al. (2013a); Petrovic et al. (2010); Radivojević & Petanović (1984); Stojnić et al. (2014); Stojnić & Petanović (1994);
SLOVAKIA: Fend’a (2010); Fend’a & Schniererová (2005); Fenda & Schniererová (2004); Jedlickova (1993); Praslička & Barteková (2008); Praslička et al. (2009);
SLOVENIA: Bohinc et al. (2018); Bohinc & Trdan (2013); Kreiter et al. (2020b);
SPAIN: Chorąźy et al. (2016); De la Iglesia et al. (2007); Escudero & Ferragut (1998); Iraola Calvo et al. (1999); Miñarro et al. (2002); Miñarro et al. (2005); Moreno (1998); Vilajeliu & Vilarnau (1995); Villaronga & Garcia Mari (1988);
SWEDEN: Steeghs et al. (1993);
SWITZERLAND: Baillod & Venturi (1980); Genini et al. (1983); Klay (1987);
SYRIA: Barbar (2013)OBS; Barbar (2014)OBS; Barbar (2016)OBS; Qurhaily et al. (2016)OBS;
TURKEY: Bayram & Çobanoğlu (2007); Çobanoğlu (1991); Çobanoğlu (1993a); Çobanoğlu (2004); Döker et al. (2020); Özsisli & Çobanoğlu (2011); Yanar & Ecevit (2005); Yesilayer & Çobanoğlu (2011);
UKRAINE: Beglyarov & Malov (1977a); Kolodochka (1973); Kolodochka (1978); Kolodochka & Bondarenko (1993); Livshitz & Kuznetsov (1972); Omeri (2009);
USA: Liao et al. (2021a)OBS; MARYLAND: Denmark & Evans (2011); MICHIGAN: Strickler et al. (1987); NEW JERSEY: Denmark & Evans (2011); Dyer & Swift (1979); NEW YORK: Denmark & Evans (2011); Lienk et al. (1980); OHIO: Denmark & Evans (2011); OREGON: Chant (1959b); Hadam et al. (1986); Strong & Croft (1993); PENNSYLVANIA: Denmark & Evans (2011); Jubb Jr. et al. (1985); Lehman (1982); WASHINGTON: Congdon (2002); James & Prischmann (2010); Prischmann & James (2003); Prischmann & James (2005);
 
Hosts / Substrates (Holotype):
Rosaceae: Prune — Chant (1957c);
 
Biosystematics: Chant & Yoshida-Shaul (1990); Messing & Croft (1991);
Catalog: Athias-Henriot (1966); Boczek & Kropczynska (1965); Castagnoli (1989); Farrier & Hennessey (1993); Kreiter (1991); Moraes et al. (1986); Moraes et al. (2004a); Prasad (2012); Salmane (2001); Salmane & Brumelis (2010); Siepel et al. (2018); Ueckermann & Loots (1988);
Molecular Characterization: Ramadan et al. (2009);
Redescription: Akyazi et al. (2016); Arutunjan (1977); Athias-Henriot (1961)OBS; Athias-Henriot (1962); Baillod & Venturi (1980); Barbar (2013); Beglyarov (1981); Beglyarov & Malov (1978); Boczek (1964); Chant (1959b); Chant & Hansell (1971); Chant & McMurtry (2004a); Chant & McMurtry (2007); Chant & Yoshida-Shaul (1990); Çobanoğlu (1993b); Çobanoğlu (2004); Congdon (2002); Denmark & Evans (2011); Denmark & Muma (1989); Döker et al. (2014b); Döker et al. (2016); Döker et al. (2019a); Döker et al. (2020); Döker et al. (2022d); Faraji et al. (2011a); Ferragut et al. (2010); Gilyarov et al. (1977); Hirschmann (1962); Karg (1971b); Karg (1982); Karg (1991); Karg (1993b); Karg (1998); Kolodochka (1974a); Kolodochka (1978); Kreiter et al. (2021d); Lehman (1982); Liao et al. (2021a); Livshitz & Kuznetsov (1972); Livshitz & Mitrofanov (1981); Molla & Karmakar (2021); Papadoulis & Emmanouel (1991b); Papadoulis et al. (2009); Rowell & Chant (1979); Rowell et al. (1978); Schruft (1967); Tixier et al. (2013); Tixier et al. (2016); Toyoshima et al. (2016); Westerboer & Bernhard (1963); Yoshida-Shaul & Chant (1983);
 
Notes:
- Specimens reported by Mathys and Tencalla (1959) reidentified as Typhlodromips rademacheri Dosse — Athias-Henriot (1962, 1966).;
- Specimens reported by Barbar (2013, 2014, 2016) and Qurhaily et al. (2016) reidentified as Amblyseius swirskii Athias-Henriot — Barbar et al. (2022) and personal communication.;
 

JUNIOR SYNONYM:

 
Classification:

Subfamily: Amblyseiinae

Tribe: Amblyseiini

Subtribe: Amblyseiina

Genus: Amblyseius

Species: Amblyseius britannicus

 
Holotype:

Amblyseius britannicus (Chant, 1959b): 87; Penlan Hall, near Fordham, Essex, England, on apple.

 
Other Names:
Typhlodromus (Amblyseius) britannicus (original designation) — Chant (1959b)
Amblyseius (Typhlodromopsis) brittanicus [sic]  — Muma (1961a)
Typhlodromus britannicus — Hirschmann (1962)
 
Distribution:
ENGLAND: Chant (1959b);
HUNGARY: Bozai (1996); Bozai (1997);
 
Hosts / Substrates (Holotype):
Rosaceae: Apple — Chant (1959b);
 
Catalog: Athias-Henriot (1966); Moraes et al. (1986); Moraes et al. (2004a); Prasad (2012);
Redescription: Chant (1965a); Chant & McMurtry (2007); Hirschmann (1962); Toyoshima et al. (2016);
 
Classification:

Subfamily: Amblyseiinae

Tribe: Amblyseiini

Subtribe: Amblyseiina

Genus: Amblyseius

Species: Amblyseius charui

 
Holotype:

Amblyseius charui Gupta, 1969c: 126; Calcutta, West Bengal, India, on Magnolia champaca.

 
Synonyms:
Junior synonym of: Amblyseius potentillae — Gupta (1985b); Amblyseius potentillae — Gupta (1986);
 
Other Names:
Amblyseius (Multiseius) charui  — Denmark & Muma (1989)
 
Distribution:
INDIA — UTTAR PRADESH: Gupta (1981a); Gupta (1982); WEST BENGAL: Gupta (1969c);
JORDAN: Allawi (1991);
 
Hosts / Substrates (Holotype):
Magnoliaceae: Magnolia champaca — Gupta (1969c);
 
Catalog: Gupta (1975); Moraes et al. (1986); Moraes et al. (2004a); Prasad (1974); Prasad (2012);
Redescription: Chant & McMurtry (2004a); Chant & McMurtry (2007); Denmark & Muma (1989); Kreiter et al. (2021d);
 
Classification:

Subfamily: Amblyseiinae

Tribe: Amblyseiini

Subtribe: Amblyseiina

Genus: Amblyseius

Species: Amblyseius potentillae

 
Holotype:

Amblyseius potentillae (Garman, 1958): 76; Netherlands, intercepted at Hoboken, New Jersey, USA, on unspecified substrate.

 
Synonyms:
Not senior synonym of: Amblyseius tsugawai — Chant & Yoshida-Shaul (1990);
Senior synonym of: Amblyseius charui — Gupta (1985b); Amblyseius charui — Gupta (1986); Amblyseius reflexus — Denmark & Muma (1989);
Suspected senior synonym of: Amblyseius tsugawai — Athias-Henriot (1966);
 
Other Names:
Amblyseiopsis potentillae (original designation) — Garman (1958)
Typhlodromus (Amblyseius) potentillae — Chant (1959b)
Amblyseius (Typhlodromopsis) potentillae — Muma (1961a)
Typhlodromus potentillae  — Hirschmann (1962)
Amblyseius (Typhlodromips) potentillae — Gupta (1985b)
Amblyseius (Multiseius) potentillae — Denmark & Muma (1989)
 
Distribution:
BELGIUM: Malevez (1976);
FRANCE: Athias-Henriot (1978b);
GERMANY: Miedema (1987); Nikusch & Diehl (1992);
GREECE: Swirski & Ragusa (1977);
HUNGARY: Kropczynska & Jenser (1968);
ICELAND: Athias-Henriot (1980);
INDIA — JAMMU AND KASHMIR: Gupta (1981c); WEST BENGAL: Gupta (1970b)OBS; Gupta (1975)OBS;
ITALY: Ivancich-Gambaro (1975)OBS; McMurtry (1977b); McMurtry et al. (1976); Nicotina et al. (1990); Ragusa (1986); Ragusa & Ciulla (1991); Ragusa & Paoletti (1985); Swirski & Ragusa (1977); Vacante & Nucifora (1987);
NETHERLANDS: Garman (1958)OBS; McMurtry et al. (1976); Miedema (1987); Van de Vrie (1972);
POLAND: Dabrowski (1970);
SERBIA: Kropczynska & Petanović (1987);
SPAIN: Pérez Otero et al. (1999); Pérez Otero & Mansilla Vázquez (1997); Pérez Otero & Mansilla Vázquez (2000);
TURKEY: Çobanoğlu (1989a); Çobanoğlu (1989b); Çobanoğlu (1991); Çobanoğlu (1992); Çobanoğlu (1993a); Çobanoğlu & Özman (2002); Özman & Çobanoğlu (2001); Swirski & Amitai (1982)OBS;
USA — MASSACHUSETTS: Treat (1970); Treat (1975)OBS;
 
Hosts / Substrates (Holotype):
Substrate: Unspecified substrate — Garman (1958)OBS;
 
Biosystematics: Chant & Yoshida-Shaul (1990); McMurtry et al. (1976);
Catalog: Athias-Henriot (1966); Farrier & Hennessey (1993); Gupta (1988); Gupta (1992); Moraes et al. (1986); Moraes et al. (2004a); Prasad (1974)OBS; Prasad (2012); Vacante et al. (1989);
Redescription: Athias-Henriot (1980); Chant (1959b); Chant & McMurtry (2004a); Chant & McMurtry (2007); Çobanoğlu (1993b); Denmark & Muma (1989); Gupta (1981c)OBS; Gupta (1985b); Gupta (1986); Gupta (2003); Hirschmann (1962); Karg (1982); McMurtry (1977b); McMurtry (1982); Miedema (1987); Swirski & Ragusa (1977); Toyoshima et al. (2016); Treat (1975)OBS; Vacante & Nucifora (1987); Van de Vrie (1972);
 
Notes:
- Mites reported as A. andersoni by Athias-Henriot (1961) (Algeria and Corse Island) and Schruft (1967) (Germany) may actually be A. potentillae — McMurtry (1977b).;
 
Classification:

Subfamily: Amblyseiinae

Tribe: Amblyseiini

Subtribe: Amblyseiina

Genus: Amblyseius

Species: Amblyseius reflexus

 
Holotype:

Amblyseius reflexus Denmark & Knisley, in Knisley & Denmark (1978): 8; Troy Hills, Morris, New Jersey, USA, on Acer saccharinum.

 
Other Names:
Amblyseius (Multiseius) reflexus  — Denmark & Muma (1989)
 
Distribution:
USA — NEW JERSEY: Knisley & Denmark (1978);
 
Hosts / Substrates (Holotype):
Aceraceae: Acer saccharinum — Knisley & Denmark (1978);
 
Catalog: Moraes et al. (1986); Moraes et al. (2004a); Prasad (2012); Prasad (2012);
Redescription: Chant & McMurtry (2004a); Chant & McMurtry (2007); Denmark & Muma (1989); Toyoshima et al. (2016);
 
Notes:
- Denmark & Muma (1989) on page 86 considered this species to be junior synonym of Amblyseius potentillae Garman, but on page 131 considered it a distinct species. The first author of that publication (personal communication) does agree that those species are synonyms.;

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