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The ectomycorrhizal truffle genus  Tuber  is widespread and diverse. Recent sampling of ascomata, ectomycorrhizal root tips, and environmental sequences has resulted in the identification of many  Tuber  species that cannot be assigned to described species and require formal description. Using morphological and molecular phylogenetic analysis, we describe two North American  Tuber  species associated with pines ( Pinus  spp.).  Tuber eburneum , sp. nov., is an early-diverging taxon in the Melanosporum clade that differs substantially from all other taxa in that clade due to its light-colored peridium and gleba, lack of peridial warts, and peridial hairs that are ornamented with small, irregular protrusions.  Tuber mujicii , sp. nov., is a whitish truffle species in the Puberulum clade. Although  T. mujicii  is morphologically similar to many related taxa, it can be distinguished by a combination of characters, including peridium color, spore size, number of ascospores per ascus, and number of reticulations across the spore surface.

Tuber eburneum and Tuber mujicii : New pine-associated Tuber species from eastern North America