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We analysed  rbc L and COI sequence data of specimens of  Schizymenia  from the Sea of Okhotsk and Sea of Japan. Our results revealed a new species of  Schizymenia, S. tamarae sp. nov ., from the northwestern Sea of Japan. This species is distinct based on shape and the position of glandular cells. Morphological and genetic analyses confirmed that the previously described  S. jonssonii  is a synonym of  S. dubyi  var.  palmata , which was originally described from the Kuril Islands. The latter taxon was synonymized with  Neoabbottiella valentinae . We verified the synonymy of the three names and the affinity of the taxon with the genus  Schizymenia . Since the name  N. valentinae  has priority at the rank of species we propose  Schizymenia valentinae comb. nov . The only species of  Schizymenia  currently known to occur along the Russian coast are  S. valentinae  and  S. tamarae. Schizymenia valentinae  is distributed along southeastern Kamchatka, on the Commander Islands and Kurile Islands, and  S. tamarae  is known only from the Sea of Japan, where it occurs from Olga Bay to Peter the Great Bay on the Russian coast, and in Japan.

The genus Schizymenia (Nemastomatales, Rhodophyta) on the Russian coast of the northwest Pacific and description of S. tamarae sp. nov