Development, Oviposition, and Predation of Hypoaspis aculeifer (Acari: Laelapidae) Feeding on Tyrophagus similis (Acari: Acaridae)

Soil mesostigmatid mites (Acari: Mesostigmata) inhabiting rose fields and neighboring vegetation in the Bogota plateau and their potential role as biological control agents of <i>Frankliniella occidentalis</i> (Insecta: Thysanoptera)

“…15%) fecundity in that study. The results are also similar to those of Kasuga et al (2006) for predators fed the acarid Tyrophagus similis Volgin, except for the similar durations of protonymphs and deutonymphs in that study (respectively 6.0 and 6.5 days), at 20 o C. A comparison of the results of this study with those of for mites fed Tyrophagus putrescentiae (Schranck) is hampered by the much different temperatures (17 o C in that case); yet, despite the lower temperature, the incubation period was much shorter in that study (ca. 34%).…”

Review: predatory soil mites as biocontrol agents of above- and below-ground plant pests

“…This does not prevent the presence of pests, but will hinder the introduction of soil predators (Fransen 1992;Paulitz 1997;van Schelt and Mulder 2000;Cloyd and Zaborski 2004). Furthermore, not all soil types are favourable for Enkegaard and Brødsgaard (2000); 13 Freire et al (2007); 14 Gillespie and Quiring (1990); 15 Glockemann (1992); 16 Jensen et al (2019); 17 Jess and Bingham (2004); 18 Kasuga et al (2006); 19 Lesna et al (1996); 20 Lesna et al (2000); 21 Lesna et al (2014) predatory soil mites. Sandy soils, for example, can be too compact for predatory mites to move freely and localize prey (Lesna et al 2000;Sabelis et al 2008).…”

“…(Actinotrichida: Trombidifromes: Erythraeidae) Frankliniella occidentalis 27 Blattisocius dolichus Ma (Parasitiformes: Mesotigmata: Blattisociidae) Radophulus similis (Cobb) Thorne (burrowing nematode) (Rhabditica: Panagrolaimida: Pratylenchidae ) 11 Meloidogyne incognita 37 Geolaelaps gillespiei n. sp. (Parasitiformes: Mesostigmata: Lealapidae) Frankliniella occidentalis 5 Parasitus bitoberosus Karg (Parasitiformes: Mesotigmata: Parasitidae) Thrips tabaci 9 Lasioseius fimetorum Karg (Parasitiformes: Mesostigmata: Ascidae) Frankliniella occidentalis 12 Cunaxa capreolus (Berlese) (Acariformes: Trombidiformes: Cunaxidae) Meloidogyne incognita 2 Tylenchulus semipenetrans Cobb (citrus nematode) (Tylenchina: Tylenchida: Tylenchulidae) 2 Table reference list: 1 Ajvad et al ( 2018 ); 2 Al-Azzazy and Al-Rehiayani ( 2022 ); 3 Azevedo et al ( 2020 ); 4 Baatrup et al ( 2006 ); 5 Beaulieu ( 2009 ); 6 Berndt et al ( 2004a ); 7 Berndt et al ( 2004b ); 8 Castilho et al ( 2009 ); 9 Castro-López and Martínez-Osorio ( 2021 ); 10 Chambers et al ( 1993 ); 11 Chen et al ( 2013 ); 12 Enkegaard and Brødsgaard ( 2000 ); 13 Freire et al ( 2007 ); 14 Gillespie and Quiring ( 1990 ); 15 Glockemann ( 1992 ); 16 Jensen et al ( 2019 ); 17 Jess and Bingham ( 2004 ); 18 Kasuga et al ( 2006 ); 19 Lesna et al ( 1996 ); 20 Lesna et al ( 2000 ); 21 Lesna et al ( 2014 ); 22 Messelink and van Wensveen ( 2003 ); 23 Messelink and van Slooten ( 2004 ); 24 Messelink and van Holstein-Saj ( 2006 ); 25 Messelink et al ( 2008 ); 26 Moreira et al ( 2015 ); 27 Muñoz-Cárdenas et al ( 2014 ); 28 Muñoz-Cárdenas ( …”

“… Table reference list: 1 Ajvad et al ( 2018 ); 2 Al-Azzazy and Al-Rehiayani ( 2022 ); 3 Azevedo et al ( 2020 ); 4 Baatrup et al ( 2006 ); 5 Beaulieu ( 2009 ); 6 Berndt et al ( 2004a ); 7 Berndt et al ( 2004b ); 8 Castilho et al ( 2009 ); 9 Castro-López and Martínez-Osorio ( 2021 ); 10 Chambers et al ( 1993 ); 11 Chen et al ( 2013 ); 12 Enkegaard and Brødsgaard ( 2000 ); 13 Freire et al ( 2007 ); 14 Gillespie and Quiring ( 1990 ); 15 Glockemann ( 1992 ); 16 Jensen et al ( 2019 ); 17 Jess and Bingham ( 2004 ); 18 Kasuga et al ( 2006 ); 19 Lesna et al ( 1996 ); 20 Lesna et al ( 2000 ); 21 Lesna et al ( 2014 ); 22 Messelink and van Wensveen ( 2003 ); 23 Messelink and van Slooten ( 2004 ); 24 Messelink and van Holstein-Saj ( 2006 ); 25 Messelink et al ( 2008 ); 26 Moreira et al ( 2015 ); 27 Muñoz-Cárdenas et al ( 2014 ); 28 Muñoz-Cárdenas ( 2017 ); 29 Navarro-Campos et al ( 2016 ); 30 Navarro-Campos et al ( 2020 ); 31 Pozzebon et al ( 2015 ); 32 Rahman et al ( 2012 ); 33 Sabelis et al ( 2008 ); 34 Wright and Chambers ( 1994 ); 35 Wu et al ( 2014 ); 36 Wu et al ( 2016 ); 37 Xu et al ( 2014 ); 38 Yan et al ( 2022 ); 39 Yang et al ( 2020 ); 40 Zhang et al ( 2021 ) …”

Nomenclatural notes on the names Gaeolaelaps and Geolaelaps (Acari: Laelapidae)

“…Its type species Laelaps aculeifer Canestrini, 1884 is often referred to as Hypoaspis aculeifer, implying that Gaeolaelaps is either a subgenus or a synonym of Hypoaspis (e.g. Tenorio, 1982;Kasuga et al, 2006, among many others). Resolution of these taxonomic questions will depend on a revision of this and related taxa, which is being attempted as a separate project (M. Shaw, pers.…”