Classification:

Subfamily: Amblyseiinae

Tribe: Neoseiulini

Genus: Neoseiulus

Species: Neoseiulus astutus

 
Holotype:

Neoseiulus astutus (Beglyarov, 1960): 694; Kishinev, Moldova, on Pyrus sp..

 
Synonyms:
Senior synonym of: Neoseiulus danilevskyi (Wainstein & Arutunjan — Wainstein (1975); Neoseiulus pepperi (Specht) — Wainstein (1975);
 
Other Names:
Typhlodromus astutus  (original designation) — Beglyarov (1960)
Amblyseius astutus — Kolodochka (1973)
Amblyseius (Amblyseius) astutus — Wainstein (1973a)
Amblyseius astatus [sic] — Salmane (2001)
Amblyseius (Neoseiulus) astutus — Wu et al. (2009)
 
Distribution:
AZERBAIJAN: Abbasova (1972);
BELARUS: Beglyarov & Malov (1977a);
CHINA — LIAONING: Wu (1987a);
HUNGARY: Bozai (1996); Bozai (1997); Ripka (1998); Ripka et al. (2005); Ripka et al. (2010);
IRAN: Majidi & Akrami (2013);
LATVIA: Salmane & Petrova (2002);
MOLDOVA: Beglyarov (1960); Kulikova (2011); Wainstein (1973a);
NORWAY: Denmark & Edland (2002);
RUSSIA — MOSCOW: Meshkov (1999); YAROSLAVL PROVINCE: Wainstein (1975);
TURKEY: Çobanoğlu (2002);
UKRAINE: Kolodochka (1973); Kolodochka (1978); Kolodochka (1981b);
USA — ARIZONA: Denmark & Evans (2011); NEW JERSEY: Denmark & Evans (2011); WISCONSIN: Denmark & Evans (2011);
 
Hosts / Substrates (Holotype):
Rosaceae: Pyrus sp.  — Beglyarov (1960);
 
Catalog: Erman et al. (2007); Gwiazdowicz & Gulvik (2005); Moraes et al. (1986); Moraes et al. (2004a); Prasad (2012); Salmane (2001); Salmane & Brumelis (2010); Wu et al. (2010);
Redescription: Arutunjan (1977); Beglyarov (1981); Beglyarov & Malov (1978); Chant & McMurtry (2003a); Chant & McMurtry (2007); Çobanoğlu (2002); Denmark & Edland (2002); Döker (2019); Döker et al. (2014b); Döker et al. (2015); Döker et al. (2016); Faraji et al. (2007a); Faraji et al. (2011a); Hajizadeh & Mortazavi (2015); Kolodochka (1974a); Kolodochka (1978); Rahmani et al. (2010); Wu (1987b); Wu et al. (1997c); Wu et al. (2009);
 

JUNIOR SYNONYM:

 
Classification:

Subafamily: Amblyseiinae

Tribe: Neoseiulini

Genus: Neoseiulus

Species: Neoseiulus danilevskyi

 
Holotype:

Neoseiulus danilevskyi (Wainstein & Arutunjan, 1970): 1499; Kamo, Armenia, on Prunus sp..

 
Other Names:
Amblyseius (Typhlodromopsis) danilevskyi — Arutunjan (1970)
Amblyseius danilevskyi (original designation) — Wainstein & Arutunjan (1970)
Amblyseius (Amblyseius) danilevskyi — Wainstein (1973a)
 
Distribution:
ARMENIA: Wainstein & Arutunjan (1970);
MOLDOVA: Wainstein (1973a);
UKRAINE: Kolodochka & Bondarenko (1993);
 
Hosts / Substrates (Holotype):
Rosaceae: Prunus sp. — Wainstein & Arutunjan (1970);
 
Catalog: Arutunjan (1970); Arutunjan (1971b); Moraes et al. (1986); Moraes et al. (2004a); Prasad (2012);
Redescription: Arutunjan (1977); Chant & McMurtry (2003a); Chant & McMurtry (2007);
 
Classification:

Subfamily: Amblyseiinae

Tribe: Neoseiulini

Genus: Neoseiulus

Species: Neoseiulus pepperi

 
Holotype:

Neoseiulus pepperi (Specht, 1968): 682; 3 miles west of Oxford, New Jersey, USA, on oak.

 
Synonyms:
Suspected senior synonym of: Neoseiulus huron (Chant & Hansell) — Athias-Henriot (1978a); Neoseiulus tornadus (Tuttle & Muma) — Athias-Henriot (1978a);
 
Other Names:
Amblyseius pepperi (original designation) — Specht (1968)
Amblyseius (Neoseiulus) pepperi  — Karg (1991)
Dictydionotus pepperi — Fend’a (2010)
 
Distribution:
CANADA — ONTARIO: Chant & Yoshida-Shaul (1978);
GERMANY: Karg (1970a); Karg (1971a); Karg (1972); Karg (1975);
HUNGARY: Szabó et al. (2013);
SLOVAKIA: Fend’a (2010);
USA — NEW JERSEY: Specht (1968);
 
Hosts / Substrates (Holotype):
Fagaceae: Oak — Specht (1968);
 
Catalog: Moraes et al. (1986); Moraes et al. (2004a); Prasad (2012);
Redescription: Chant & Yoshida-Shaul (1978); Karg (1971b); Karg (1982); Karg (1991); Karg (1993b);

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