This mite has been recorded from France and Greece.
In the described adult female material, the dorsal shield is strongly reticulated throughout, and the dorsal setae are thick and serrated.
Historical collection records report it on Pyrus amygdaliformis and other Pyrus plants.
In this female material, the fixed finger of the chelicera has one large tooth and the movable finger has one tooth.
In this female material, the legs lack macrosetae.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.