This research describes Tetrapyrgos chukeatirotei, revealing morphological traits and phylogenetic insights.
During an investigation of macrofungi in Yunnan Province, China, fruiting bodies of an interesting Tetrapyrgos species were collected growing on a piece of dead wood. This species is described and introduced as a new taxon (T. chukeatirotei), based on evidence from morphological and phylogenetic analysis of the nrITS sequence data. The new species is characterized by a hemispherical pileus, a pruinose surface with a brown center, greyish-yellow at the edges, and a pastel grey hue; the stipe is tapered downward and has a densely pruinose surface, which distinguishes it from other known species. A full description, illustrations, and phylogenetic analysis results of the new species, along with morphological comparisons to other species within this genus.
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