Belongs within: Tetranychoidea.
The Bryobiinae are a group of spider mites possessing terminal duplex sets on tarsi I–II, tenent hairs on the leg empodia, and unmodified palptarsal eupathidia (Walter et al. 2009).
<==Bryobiinae
| i. s.: Aplonobia Womersley 1940WL09, H98
| |--A. citri Meyer 1974H98
| `--A. histricina (Berlese 1910) [=Tetranychopsis histricina; incl. A. oxalis Womersley 1940]H98
|--Neotrichobia Tuttle & Baker 1968 [Neotrichobiini]BT72
| `--*N. arizonensis Tuttle & Baker 1968BT72
|--PetrobiiniBT72
| |--Schizonobia Womersley 1940BT72
| | `--*S. sycophanta Womersley 1940BT72
| `--Petrobia Murray 1877H98
| |--P. apicalisWL09
| |--P. (Tetranychina) harti (Ewing 1909)BWA03, BP60 (see below for synonymy)
| |--P. (Petrobia) latens (Müller 1776)BWA03, H98 [=Acarus latensH98; incl. P. cephae Sayed 1946BP60]
| |--P. moutiai Baker & Pritchard 1960BP60
| `--P. zachvatkiniBP60
|--BryobiiniBT72
| |--Bryobiella Tuttle & Baker 1968BT72
| | `--*B. desertorum Tuttle Baker 1968BT72
| |--Pseudobryobia McGregor 1950BT72
| | |--*P. bakeri McGregor 1950BT72
| | |--P. canescens Baker & Tuttle 1972BT72
| | |--P. curiosaeBT72
| | |--P. drummondiBT72
| | |--P. ephedrae [=Bryobia ephedrae]BT72
| | |--P. filifoliae [=Bryobia filifoliae]BT72
| | `--P. longisetisBT72
| `--Bryobia Koch 1836H98
| |--*B. praetiosa Koch 1836SB63 [incl. B. pratensisQH01, Torynophora serrata Cambridge 1876T05, B. serrataT05]
| |--B. annatensis Manson 1967SL71
| |--B. cristata (Dugès 1834) [=Tetranychus cristata]H98
| |--B. eharaiG91
| |--B. glacialis Berlese 1913SB63
| |--B. graminumWL09
| |--B. kissophila Eyndhoven 1955H98
| |--B. redicorzeviRC91
| |--B. repensi Manson 1967H98
| |--B. ribisWL09
| |--B. rubrioculus (Scheuten 1857)H98 (see below for synonymy)
| |--B. speciosa Koch 1838SB63 [incl. B. nobilisCF77]
| |--B. variabilis Manson 1967SL71
| `--B. watersi Manson 1967SL71
`--HystrichonychiniBT72
|--PorcupinychusBT72
|--Tetranycopsis Canestrini 1889BT72
| |--*T. horridus [=Tetranychus horridus]BT72
| `--T. potentilla Baker & Tuttle 1972BT72
|--Mcgregorella Baker & Tuttle 1972BT72
| |--*M. incana Baker & Tuttle 1972BT72
| `--M. trifida Baker & Tuttle 1972BT72
|--Neopetrobia Wainstein 1956BT72
| |--*N. dubinini Wainstein 1956BT72
| |--N. bouteloua Baker & Tuttle 1972BT72
| `--N. mcgregoriBT72
|--Hystrichonychus McGregor 1950 [incl. Neotetranycopsis Bagdasarian 1951]BT72
| |--*H. gracilipes (Banks 1900) [=Tetranychus gracilipes]BT72
| |--H. hymenoclea Baker & Tuttle 1972BT72
| |--H. sidae Pritchard & Baker 1955BT72
| `--H. spinosus Tuttle & Baker 1968BT72
|--Monoceronychus McGregor 1945BT72
| |--*M. californicus McGregor 1945BT72
| |--M. boreus Krantz 1962BT72
| |--M. bouteloua Baker & Tuttle 1972BT72
| |--M. linkiMF07
| `--M. mcgregoriW87
|--Georgiobia Wainstein 1960BT72
| |--*G. shirakensis [=Petrobia shirakensis]BT72
| |--G. ambrosiae Tuttle & Baker 1968BT72
| |--G. deinaBT72
| |--G. haplopappi Tuttle & Baker 1968BT72
| `--G. trifida Baker & Tuttle 1972BT72
`--Paraplonobia Wainstein 1960BT72
| i. s.: P. coldeniaeBT72
|--P. (Paraplonobia)BT72
| |--*P. (P.) echinopsile [=Aplonobia (*P.) echinopsile]BT72
| `--P. (P.) bouteloua Baker & Tuttle 1972BT72
`--P. (‘Langella’ Wainstein 1961 non Mendes 1961)BT72
|--P. (*L.) dyschima [=Aplonobia dyschima]BT72
|--P. (L.) allionia Baker & Tuttle 1972BT72
|--P. (L.) artemisia Baker & Tuttle 1972BT72
|--P. (L.) berberis Baker & Tuttle 1972BT72
|--P. (L.) boutelouaeBT72
`--P. (L.) brickellia Baker & Tuttle 1972BT72
Bryobia rubrioculus (Scheuten 1857)H98 [=Sannio rubrioculusH98; incl. B. arborea Morgan & Anderson 1957BP60, B. rubrioculus f. prunicola Mathys 1957SL71]
Petrobia (Tetranychina) harti (Ewing 1909)BWA03, BP60 [=Neophyllobius hartiBP60; incl. Tetranychina agerati Sayed 1946BP60]
*Type species of generic name indicated
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