Classification:
Subfamily: Typhlodrominae
Tribe: Metaseiulini
Genus (Subgenus): Metaseiulus (Metaseiulus)
Species: Metaseiulus (Metaseiulus) pomi
Holotype:
Metaseiulus
(Metaseiulus) pomi (Parrott), in Parrott et al. (1906): 302; New York State, USA,
on apple? (Neotype: Chatterton, near Belleville, Ontario, Canada, on apple — Chant, 1959b;
that neotype was lost, and a new neotype was designated: Hilton, New York State, USA,
on apple — Chant & Yoshida-Shaul, 1984c).
Synonyms:
Not senior synonym of:
Metaseiulus (Metaseiulus) deleoni (Hirschmann) —
Chant & Yoshida-Shaul (1984c);
Senior synonym of:
Metaseiulus (Metaseiulus) deleoni (Hirschmann) —
Denmark (1982);
Other Names:
Seius
pomi (original designation) —
Parrott et al. (1906)
Iphidulus
pomi —
Garman (1948)
Typhlodromus
pomi —
Nesbitt (1951)
Typhlodromus
(Typhlodromus) pomi —
Cunliffe & Baker (1953)
Galendromus
pomi —
Muma (1961a)
Galendromus
(Menaseius) pomi —
Muma (1963a)
Metaseiulus
pomi —
Schuster & Pritchard (1963)
Typhlodromus
(Metaseiulus) pomi —
Van der Merwe (1968)
Distribution:
ALASKA:
Denmark & Evans (2011);
CANADA —
EASTERN PROVINCES:
Cunliffe & Baker (1953);
MANITOBA:
Chant et al. (1974);
NEW BRUNSWICK:
Nesbitt (1951);
NOVA SCOTIA:
Chant et al. (1974);
Gilliatt (1935)OBS;
Herbert (1952);
Nesbitt (1951);
Rasmy & MacPhee (1970);
ONTARIO:
Amano & Chant (1990);
Chant et al. (1974);
Nesbitt (1951);
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND:
Nesbitt (1951);
QUEBEC:
Chant et al. (1974);
Forest et al. (1982);
LeRoux (1961);
Parent (1954);
SASKATCHEWAN:
Chant et al. (1974);
NETHERLANDS:
Faraji (2006);
THAILAND:
Liao et al. (2021a)OBS;
USA —
CALIFORNIA:
Fleschner (1958)OBS;
Fleschner & Ricker (1954)OBS;
McGregor (1956);
Schuster & Pritchard (1963);
CONNECTICUT:
Garman (1948);
Garman & Townsend (1938)OBS;
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA:
Cunliffe & Baker (1953);
ILLINOIS:
Snetsinger (1959);
Snetsinger (1960);
INDIANA:
Chant & Yoshida-Shaul (1984c);
IOWA:
Owens & Hart (1978);
KANSAS:
Denmark & Evans (2011);
MAINE:
Berkett & Forsythe Jr. (1980);
MARYLAND:
Denmark & Evans (2011);
MASSACHUSETTS:
Chant & Yoshida-Shaul (1984c);
Hislop & Prokopy (1979);
MICHIGAN:
Denmark & Evans (2011);
Strickler et al. (1987);
MISSISSIPPI:
Smith & Furr (1975);
MISSOURI:
Childers & Enns (1975);
Poe & Enns (1969);
Zack (1969);
NEW JERSEY:
Dyer & Swift (1979);
Knisley & Denmark (1978);
Sciarappa Jr. et al. (1977);
Specht (1968);
NEW YORK:
Chant & Yoshida-Shaul (1984c);
Cunliffe & Baker (1953);
Lienk et al. (1980);
Nesbitt (1951);
Parrott et al. (1906);
Weires & Smith (1979);
NORTH CAROLINA:
Farrier et al. (1980);
OHIO:
Denmark (1982);
Denmark & Evans (2011);
OREGON:
Ewing (1914);
PENNSYLVANIA:
Denmark & Evans (2011);
Horsburgh & Asquith (1968);
Lehman (1982);
TEXAS:
Denmark & Evans (2011);
VIRGINIA:
Parrella et al. (1981);
WASHINGTON:
James & Prischmann (2010);
Prischmann & James (2005);
WEST VIRGINIA:
Clancy & McAlister (1956);
Clancy & McAlister (1958);
Cunliffe & Baker (1953);
Muma (1963a);
WISCONSIN:
Oatman (1963);
Oatman (1965);
Oatman (1976);
Hosts / Substrates (Holotype):
Rosaceae: Apple — Parrott et al. (1906);
Redescription:
Arutunjan (1970);
Chant (1959b);
Chant (1965a);
Chant et al. (1974);
Chant & McMurtry (1994);
Chant & McMurtry (2007);
Chant & Yoshida-Shaul (1984c);
Cunliffe & Baker (1953);
Denmark (1982);
Denmark & Evans (2011);
Ewing (1914);
Faraji (2006);
Garman (1948);
Garman & Townsend (1938)OBS;
Hirschmann (1962);
Lehman (1982);
Liao et al. (2021a);
McGregor (1956);
Muma (1963a);
Nesbitt (1951);
Parent (1954);
Rowell & Chant (1979);
Schuster & Pritchard (1963);
Schuster & Smith (1960);
Specht (1968);
Tsolakis & Ragusa (2010);
Wainstein (1962b);
Yoshida-Shaul & Chant (1983);
Notes:
-
Many specimens
of M.
(M.)
juniperi
were previously identified as M.
(M.)
pomi
— Chant
& Yoshida-Shaul (1984c).;
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