Three new taxa of the lichen genus (Megasporaceae, Ascomycota) from China.

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Yunnan Key Laboratory for Fungal Diversity and Green Development, Kunming Institute of Botany, CAS, 650201, Kunming, China.

Published: September 2024

Two new species; Lun Wang & Y. Y. Zhang, Lun Wang & Y. Y. Zhang and one new variety; L.subdiffractavar.rimosa Lun Wang & Y. Y. Zhang, are reported from China and described, based on morphological, chemical and molecular characters. Phylogenetic analyses showed that these new taxa form monophyletic groups. and , together with , and , form a well-supported clade, whereas L.subdiffractavar.rimosa is nested within the samples of . is characterised by its placodioid thallus, thickly pruinose upper surface with a rimose appearance, aspicilioid to lecanorine apothecia with a crenate thalline margin and concave, black and pruinose discs. is characterised by its placodioid thallus, pruinose upper surface with lobules, aspicilioid when immature, lecanorine to zeorine apothecia at maturity and concave to plane, dark brown, shiny and epruinose discs. Lobothalliasubdiffractavar.rimosa is characterised by its areolate thallus, rimose and pruinose upper surface, lecanorine apothecia and slightly concave to plane, black and pruinose discs. Secondary metabolites were not detected in the two new species nor the new variety. A key is provided for the species of in China.

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