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The monotypic genus    Leifia    was previously considered to be a later synonym of    Odonticium   . With the morphological and phylogenetic evidence provided by an additional four East Asian specimens, we propose to reinstate    Leifia    as an independent genus in   Hymenochaetales  .    Leifia    morphologically differs from    Odonticium    by its grandinioid hymenophore with hyphal strands, numerous thick-walled cystidia with an invaginated apical end and narrowly and thick-walled basidia. The phylogeny generated from the current data set of ITS and 28S regions indicates that    Leifia    forms a sister clade to    Odonticium   . Besides the generic type    Leifia   flabelliradiata    in the    Leifia    clade, two specimens, collected from Hubei, Central China, are newly introduced as    Leifia   brevispora   . This new species is the second species of    Leifia    and differs from the generic type by its shorter basidiospores and distribution in warm-temperate to subtropical areas in East Asia. The additional two specimens, collected from Da Lat, Viet Nam, differ morphologically, both from each other and from known species of    Leifia   , but more samples need to be examined before further taxonomic decisions can be made.

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Reinstatement of the corticioid genus    Leifia    (  Hymenochaetales  ,   Basidiomycota  ) with a new species    L.   brevispora    from Hubei, Central China