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Phylogenetic analyses resolved that specimens from Manawatāwhi/Three Kings Islands in northern New Zealand, formerly identified as  Sonderophycus coriaceus , belong to the genus  Agissea  (Peyssonneliales). This species is dark red, prostrate and robust, with leathery, fan-shaped lobes and is described here as  Agissea teruruhau . It was found to serve as a host to a very small red algal epiphyte described here as  Piriora waewaiti gen . &amp;  sp. nov . While phylogenetic analyses have placed  Piriora  in the Gigartinales, the familial placement of this genus has been unable to be resolved. Manawatāwhi/Three Kings Islands is a group of small islands known to harbour a rich marine biota with many endemic species, and the description of these taxa has increased the reported endemic algal flora of the islands. In addition, the phylogenetic analyses have confirmed the presence of  Olokunia boudouresquei  and a further three species of Peyssonneliales in the New Zealand flora, belonging to the genera  Olokunia, Peyssonnelia  and  Seiria .

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Agissea teruruhau sp. nov . (Peyssonneliales, Rhodophyta) and epiphyte  Piriora waewaeiti gen . &amp;  sp. nov . (Gigartinales, Rhodophyta) from Manawatāwhi, New Zealand