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We describe two new species of based on morphological observations and phylogenetic investigations. Both species were identified as by former mycologists, but both are morphologically distinct from authenticated specimen of . is characterized by perennial basidiomata, a sulcate pileus surface becoming rimose, lack of a distinct crust on the pileus surface, subdimitic hyphal system in the context, and ellipsoid basidiospores. This species is endemic to the Bonin Islands, Japan, and is specific to the host , a red-listed tree species. is characterized by perennial basidiomata, sulcate and velutinous pileus surface, lack of a crust on the pileus surface, dimitic hyphal system in the context, and broadly ellipsoid basidiospores. This species is specific to , and is known only from Mt. Yokogura-yama, in Kochi Prefecture, Japan. and are considered threatened, because of their high host specificity each with a threatened tree species as well as the limited distribution of the former and the extremely small number of "mature individuals" of the latter. The following new combinations were also proposed: , , and .
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