Sejus quadripilis (original designation) — Banks (1904)

Amblyseius quadripilis — Cunliffe & Baker (1953)

Amblyseiulus quadripilis — Garman (1958)

Iphiseius quadripilis — Chant (1959b)

Amblyseius (Iphiseius) quadripilis — Muma (1961a)

Iphiseius (Iphiseius) quadripilis — Pritchard & Baker (1962)

Typhlodromus quadripilis — Hirschmann (1962)

Iphiseiodes (Iphidseiodes) quadripilis — Karg (1983)

 

BRAZIL — AMAZONAS: Ferreira et al. (2018); MINAS GERAIS: Denmark & Muma (1973); RIO GRANDE DO SUL: Denmark & Muma (1973); SÃO PAULO: Denmark & Muma (1973); Ehara (1966b); TOCANTINS: Cruz et al. (2012);

COLOMBIA: Moraes & Mesa (1988); Zuluaga (1971);

COSTA RICA: Chant & Baker (1965)^OBS;

CUBA: Ramos et al. (2007); Ramos & Ramirez (1993); Ramos & Rodriguez (1997); Ramos & Rodriguez (1999); Ramos & Rodriguez (2004); Rodriguez et al. (1981b);

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: Ferragut et al. (2011);

GUYANA: De Leon (1966)^OBS;

HONDURAS: Chant & Baker (1965)^OBS;

MEXICO: Cunliffe & Baker (1953);

PUERTO RICO: De Leon (1965a);

TRINIDAD: De Leon (1967);

USA — FLORIDA: Abou-Setta et al. (1991b); Banks (1904); Cunliffe & Baker (1953); Denmark & Evans (2011); McCoy & Rakha (1985); McGregor & McDonough (1917)^OBS; Muma (1955a); Muma (1964a); Muma (1964b); Muma & Denmark (1970); Muma et al. (1961);

 

Rutaceae: Orange — Banks (1904);

 

Catalog: Cuervo et al. (1994); Denmark & Muma (1975); Farrier & Hennessey (1993); Moraes et al. (1986); Moraes et al. (2004a); Muma (1961b); Prasad (2012);

Redescription: Abou-Setta et al. (1991b); Aponte & McMurtry (1995); Banks (1915); Chant (1959b); Chant (1965a); Chant & Baker (1965)^OBS; Chant et al. (1980); Chant & McMurtry (2004b); Chant & McMurtry (2007); Cunliffe & Baker (1953); De Leon (1966); De Leon (1967); Denmark & Evans (2011); Ehara (1966b); Ferla & Silva (2011); Garman (1958); Hirschmann (1962); Moraes & Mesa (1988); Muma (1955a); Muma (1964b); Muma (1975); Muma & Denmark (1970); Rodriguez et al. (1981b);

 

- Specimens reported by Aponte & McMurtry (1993) reidentified as Iphiseiodes zuluagai Denmark & Muma — Feres & Moraes (1998). ;