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The paper considers blind species of the genus    Folsomia    having two pairs of macrosetae on both meso- and metathorax and united in so-called ‘inoculata   ’ group, which is given a new, more laconic definition. Morphological characters important in the group’s taxonomy are discussed and a further division into four subgroups is proposed. Eight new species, i.e.,    F.   amurica    Potapov &amp; Kuznetsova,  sp. n. ,    F.   breviseta    Potapov &amp; Kuznetsova,  sp. n. ,    F.   calcarea    Potapov,  sp. n. ,    F.   imparis    Potapov &amp; Hasegawa,  sp. n. ,    F.   laconica    Potapov &amp; Kuznetsova,  sp. n. ,    F.   tertia    Potapov,  sp. n. ,    F.   trisensilla    Potapov,  sp. n. , and    F.   tubulata    Potapov &amp; Babenko,  sp. n. , are described.    F.   hidakana    Uchida &amp; Tamura and    F.   inoculata    Stach are redescribed basing on new material, for the latter species the Stach’s individuals were also examined. A key to species of the group is given.

Isotomidae of Japan and the Asiatic part of Russia. I. Folsomia ‘ inoculata ’ group