FIGURE 1 in Acarine biocontrol agents Neoseiulus californicus sensu Athias-Henriot (1977) and N. barkeri Hughes (Mesostigmata: Phytoseiidae) redescribed, their synonymies assessed, and the identity of N. californicus (McGregor) clarified based on examination of types

FIGURE 1. Photographs of the slides of key specimens studied: (a) Holotype of Typhlodromus californicus (male) (verbatim transcription of left label: "Garman says this is prob. a new sp.", "TYPE"; see Table 1, slide lot #1 for info from the right label); (b) Syntypes of T. mungeri (2 females; verbatim transcription of right label: "Garman says this is a n. sp.", "TYPE"; Table 1, lot #2); (c–g) Other specimens from lemon, in southern California (1952–1958) identified by authors as N. barkeri ((c) has a male and female; (d–g) have single females), corresponding to slide lots #3–6, respectively (see Table 1 for label details); (h) A female syntype of N. barkeri Hughes (slide lot #7, Table 1). [n.b. (h) is herein designated as lectotype of N. barkeri (verbatim transcription of left label: "Laelaptidae n. gen.", "Neoseiulus", "type", "barkeri", "sprouting barley", "Barker", "11.5.45"). Slides in (a, b, e–g) were labelled by E.A. McGregor, based on comparison with labels on slides of species that he originally collected and/or described (including types). Slides in (c, d) were most probably labelled by Francis Munger (USDA, Whittier, California), based on comparison with other labels on slides of specimens he collected.]