United States National Museum of Natural History at Beltsville, Maryland, USA.

 

Tenuipalpus rhyssus [sic] — De Leon (1957)

 

COSTA RICA: Mairena & Ochoa (1989); Salas & Ochoa (1986b);

GUATEMALA: Baker & Pritchard (1953b)^OBS;

MEXICO: Baker et al. (1975)^OBS; Baker & Pritchard (1953b)^OBS; Baker & Tuttle (1987)^OBS;

USA — FLORIDA: Baker & Pritchard (1953b);

 

ARECACEAE: Chamaedorea sp. — Baker et al. (1975)^OBS;

BROMELIACEAE: Tillandsia fasciculata Sw. — Baker & Tuttle (1987)^OBS; Tillandsia sp. — Baker & Tuttle (1987)^OBS;

CYRILLACEAE: Cyrilla racemiflora L. — Baker & Pritchard (1953b);

MAGNOLIACEAE: Magnolia sp. — Baker & Pritchard (1953b);

MELIACEAE: Trichilia havanensis Jacq. — Salas & Ochoa (1986b);

ORCHIDACEAE: Sobralia macrantha Lindl. — Baker & Pritchard (1953b)^OBS;

ROSACEAE: Malus domestica Borkh. — Mairena & Ochoa (1989);

THEACEAE: camellia leaf — Baker & Pritchard (1953b)^OBS;

 

Catalog: Baker et al. (1975); Hennessey et al. (1986); Mahdavi et al. (2019a); Mesa et al. (2009); Salas & Ochoa (1986b); Sepasgosarian (1983); Sepasgosarian (1996); Welbourn et al. (2017);

Redescription: Baker & Tuttle (1987); Castro et al. (2016a); Castro et al. (2016b); Collyer (1973c); De Leon (1957); Mairena & Ochoa (1989); Meyer (1979); Mitrofanov & Strunkova (1979); Pritchard & Baker (1958); Salas & Ochoa (1986b);

 

- Evans et al. (1993) synomyzed T. rhysus with T. bakeri McGregor, but examination of new material led Mesa et al. (2009) to conclude that they are not synonyms.;