Canestriniidae (Acari, Astigmata) of Poland, with key to species of the genus Photia Oudemans, 1904

Haitlinger, Ryszard

doi:10.3161/00159301FF2012.55.2.185

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Title: Canestriniidae (Acari, Astigmata) of Poland, with key to species of the genus Photia Oudemans, 1904

Abstract:

In Poland 14 species of canestriniid mites were found. The total number of collected mites were 1693. Photiahejniana and P. chrysocarabi are most numerous species in the country. Only P. hejniana was stated in the whole country. Very rare species are Percanestrinia blaptis, Dicanestrinia knobi, D. huberti, Coleopterophagus albini and Pseudocanestrinia mahunkai. All these species are associated with rare host species in Poland. Key to the Photia species of the world is provided.

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