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Tetranychinae
Tetranychinae is a subfamily of spider mites (Tetranychidae) containing economically significant agricultural and ornamental crop pests. The subfamily includes the genera Tetranychus, Eutetranychus, Oligonychus, Panonychus, Amphitetranychus, Schizotetranychus, Aponychus, Paraponychus, and Stylophoronychus. Species within this subfamily are phytophagous and pose serious threats to crop yield and quality. Identification relies primarily on morphological examination of adult male genitalia, though molecular and biochemical methods are increasingly employed for accurate species discrimination.
spider-mites agricultural-pests phytophagous-mites crop-pests invasive-species acarology integrated-pest-management molecular-identification DNA-barcoding Turkey Russia Paleotropical Neotropical North-America Malus Prunus Quercus Picea Abies rosaceous-plants coniferous-plants monocotyledons dicotyledons acaricide-resistance quarantine-pests diapause male-genitalia aedeagus PCR-RFLP real-time-PCR LAMP MALDI-TOF-MS allozyme-analysis species-discrimination reproductive-isolation Tetranychus Eutetranychus Oligonychus Panonychus Amphitetranychus Schizotetranychus Aponychus Paraponychus Stylophoronychus Eotetranychus Bryobia Prostigmata Acari Arachnida Arthropoda Animalia