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Background  Small agarics are poorly documented in Taiwan, with previously reported species either rudimentarily described or lacking a description or diagnosis in most cases. A survey on small agarics in a lowland forest of Taiwan revealed two species previously unrecorded.    Results  One agaric, which is characterized mainly by white hairs overlying the pileus, a conspicuous cup-shaped basal disc surrounding the stipe, and inamyloid basidiospores, fits the genus  Mycena  and appears undescribed. It readily produced abundant basidiomata in culture in three weeks. The other agaric is  Gloiocephala epiphylla , being characterized by its reduced hymenium and conspicuous pileogloeocystidia. ITS sequences from the two agarics further corroborated the identifications. Their macroscopic and microscopic features and culture morphology are described. A dichotomous key is provided to the species of  Mycena  reported in Taiwan.    Conclusion  The  Mycena  species is newly described as  M .  albopilosa  herein.  Gloiocephala epiphylla  is new to Taiwan, being the only species of the genus known on the island.

Small agarics in Taiwan: Mycena albopilosa sp. nov. and Gloiocephala epiphylla