, a new agaric species was described based on the specimens collected from evergreen broad-leaved forests in Japan. The present new species is distinct from , the type species of the genus by morphological characteristics and nuclear rDNA sequences. is characterized by its nodulose cystidium-like terminal elements of pileipellis, cylindrical to clavate pileocystidia with irregular excrescences, and dimorphic pleurocystidia. It is the second species belonging to the genus .
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