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Phylloporia   , in the   Hymenochaetaceae  , is a polypore genus with a worldwide distribution. The new taxon    Phylloporia   lonicerae    is introduced, which is the first    Phylloporia    species to originate from Japan. This species grows exclusively on living    Lonicera   japonica    and is distinguished by annual, sessile basidiocarps that occur in clusters, pileal surface of narrow, concentrically sulcate zones, 6–8 pores per mm, duplex context separated by a black zone, dimitic hyphal system and broadly ellipsoid basidiospores, 3.2–4 × 2.3–3.1 µm. Phylogenetically,    P.   lonicerae    is nested within the    Phylloporia    clade as a distinct terminal lineage with full statistical supports and sister to the clade of    P.   minutispora   ,   P.   cf.   pulla   and    P.   terrestris    with weak supports. Besides    Phylloporia   bibulosa   ,    P.   chrysites    and    P.   spathulata   ,    P.   lonicerae    is the fourth species of    Phylloporia    recorded from Japan. An identification key to all accepted 48 species of    Phylloporia    is provided.

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Phylloporia   lonicerae    (  Hymenochaetales  ,   Basidiomycota  ), a new species on    Lonicera   japonica    from Japan and an identification key to worldwide species of    Phylloporia