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Sutorius  is a poroid genus in Boletaceae that typically has chocolate brown to reddish brown or purplish brown basidiomata with a finely scaly stipe and produces a reddish brown spore deposit. During the survey on diversity of boletes in Northern and Northeastern Thailand, several  Sutorius  collections were obtained. Combined evidence from morphology and phylogenetic analyses of a combined three-gene data set ( atp 6,  tef 1 and  rpb 2) of the  Sutorius  collections along with selected Boletaceae in the  Pulveroboletus  group indicated that Thai collections represent seven new  Sutorius  species. The analyses also indicated that  Tylopilus maculatoides  belongs in  Sutorius . Therefore, the transfer of  T. maculatoides  to  Sutorius  is proposed. Full descriptions and illustrations of the seven new species and  S. maculatoides  are presented in this study. With the seven new species and the new combination, eight of the eleven described  Sutorius  species are known to occur in Northern and Northeastern Thailand, whereas only one species is known from each of two continents, the Americas and Australia.

An Unexpectedly High Number of New Sutorius (Boletaceae) Species From Northern and Northeastern Thailand