Classification:
Genus: Cenopalpus
Species: Cenopalpus spinosus
Holotype:
Cenopalpus spinosus (Donnadieu, 1875): 114; France, ex Primula vulgaris (Huds.) (Primulaceae).
Type Depository:
Faculté des Sciences de Lyon, France.
Synonyms:
Senior synonym of:
Tenuipalpus geisenheyneri Rübsaamen —
Pritchard & Baker (1958);
Tenuipalpus glaber Donnadieu —
Pritchard & Baker (1958);
Other Names:
Tenuipalpus spinosus (original designation) —
Donnadieu (1875)
Brevipalpus spinosus —
Baker (1949)
Cenopalpus spinosus —
Pritchard & Baker (1958)
Cenopalpus (Cenopalpus) spinosus —
Mitrofanov & Strunkova (1979)
Distribution:
ALGERIA:
Dosse (1975);
ARMENIA:
Bagdasarian (1962);
CROATIA:
Dosse (1975);
ENGLAND:
De Giosa et al. (2024);
HUNGARY:
Ueckermann & Ripka (2016);
ITALY:
Dosse (1975);
MADEIRA ISLAND:
Dosse (1975);
MONACO:
Pritchard & Baker (1958);
MOROCCO:
Dosse (1975);
PORTUGAL:
Dosse (1975);
SPAIN:
Dosse (1975);
TUNISIA:
Dosse (1975);
TURKEY:
Dosse (1975);
Hosts / Substrates:
PRIMULACEAE: Primula vulgaris (Huds.) — Donnadieu (1875)OBS;
ROSACEAE: Pyracantha coccinea M. J. Roemer — Ueckermann & Ripka (2016); Rosa sp. — Hatzinikolis & Emmanouel (1987), Hatzinikolis (1982); Rubus affinis auct. — Dosse (1975); Rubus fruticosus L. — De Giosa et al. (2024); Rubus idaeus L. — Khosrowshahi & Arbabi (1997); Rubus sp. — Dosse (1975), Khalil-Manesh (1973), Hatzinikolis & Emmanouel (1987), Pritchard & Baker (1958), Bagdasarian (1962), Hatzinikolis (1982); Sorbus torminalis (L.) Crantz — Ueckermann & Ripka (2016);
Catalog:
De Giosa et al. (2024);
Geijskes (1939);
Kamali et al. (2001);
Khanjani et al. (2013a);
Kontschán & Ripka (2017);
Mesa et al. (2009);
Negm et al. (2020);
Sepasgosarian (1983);
Redescription:
Bagdasarian (1962);
Baker (1949);
Baker & Pritchard (1953a);
Çobanoḡlu et al. (2016);
Çobanoğlu et al. (2019);
Dosse (1975);
Hatzinikolis (1987);
Hatzinikolis & Emmanouel (1987);
Hatzinikolis et al. (1999a);
Hatzinikolis et al. (1999b);
Khanjani et al. (2012c);
Khosrowshahi & Arbabi (1997);
Livshitz & Mitrofanov (1967);
Meyer (1979);
Mitrofanov & Strunkova (1979);
Negm et al. (2020);
Pritchard & Baker (1958);
Rahmani et al. (2008);
Reck (1959b);
Smiley & Gerson (1996);
Ueckermann et al. (2018);
Vitzthum (1929);
Wainstein (1960);
Notes:
- According to Pritchard & Baker (1958), Donnadieu’s illustrations indicate that the nymphs of this species were referred to as Tenuipalpus spinosus, whereas the adult female was described as Tenuipalpus glaber Donnadieu.;
JUNIOR SYNONYM:
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