Agaricales) from subtropical China based on morphological and multilocus phylogenetic evidence

Basidiomes of Laccaria carminostipes (AC);
L. mangshanensis (gl); L. sinolatericia (American soldier)

YD Xu and ZM He;

L. japonica Popa and K. Nara (jk); L. versiforma HJ Cho and YW Lim (left).

in Xu, Zhang, Chen and he, 2025

Scale bars: 1 cm.

Abstract

lacaria is a large genus within the Hydnangiaceae family, and there are still many potential species to be discovered in China. The present study describes three new species, L. carminostipes, L. mangshanensis and L. sinolatericiaand reports two new records, L. japonica and L. versiformawhich were originally discovered in Japan and Korea, respectively. These species were collected from subtropical mixed forests and identified based on morphological and phylogenetic evidence. Our phylogenetic analysis of the concatenated nucleotide sequences of ITS, LSU, TEF1, and RPB2 demonstrated that each of the three new species formed a distinct clade, clearly separated from other known Laccaria species. A detailed description and illustrations of these species are also provided.

Keywords: lacariamorphological characters, phylogenetic analysis, spore ornamentation, taxonomy

Basidiomes of Laccaria carminostipes (a. MHHNU 31553; b. MHHNU 31552; c. MHHNU 34706, respectively);
L. mangshanensis (d, e. MHHNU 8850; f. MHHNU 8856, respectively);
L. sinolatericia
(g, h. MHHNU 11956; i. MHHNU 11958, respectively);
L. japonica (j. MHHNU 9589; k. MHHNU 34711, respectively); L. versiforma (l. MHHNU 10896).

Scale bars: 1 cm.

Laccaria carminostipes YD Xu and ZM He, sp. nov.

Etymology. carminostipes‘ (Latin), referring to the carmine stipe surface.

Laccaria mangshanensis YD Xu and ZM He, sp. nov.

Laccaria sinolateritia YD Xu and ZM He, sp. nov.

Etymology. but‘referring to Porcelainlatericia‘ (Latin) referring to its red to brownish orange fruiting body.

You-Di Xu, Ping Zhang, Zuo-Hong Chen and Zheng-Mi He. 2025. Three new species and two new records of the genus lacaria (Agaricales, Basidiomycota) from subtropical China based on morphological and multilocus phylogenetic evidence. MycoKeys. 123: 147-170. DOI: doi.org/10.3897/mycokeys.123.156526

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