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The genus    Caliciopsis    (  Eurotiomycetes  ,   Coryneliales  ) includes saprobic and plant pathogenic species.   Caliciopsis   canker is caused by    Caliciopsis   pinea    Peck, a species first reported in the 19 th  century in North America. In recent years, increasing numbers of outbreaks of   Caliciopsis   canker have been reported on different    Pinus    spp. in the eastern USA. In Europe, the disease has only occasionally been reported causing cankers, mostly on    Pinus   radiata    in stressed plantations. The aim of this study was to clarify the taxonomy of    Caliciopsis    specimens collected from infected    Pinus    spp. in Europe and North America using an integrative approach, combining morphology and phylogenetic analyses of three loci. The pathogenicity of the fungus was also considered. Two distinct groups were evident, based on morphology and multilocus phylogenetic analyses. These represent the known pathogen    Caliciopsis   pinea    that occurs in North America and a morphologically similar, but phylogenetically distinct, species described here as    Caliciopsis   moriondi    sp. nov. , found in Europe and at least one location in eastern North America.    Caliciopsis   moriondi    differs from    C.   pinea    in various morphological features including the length of the ascomata, as well as their distribution on the stromata.

Caliciopsis moriondi , a new species for a fungus long confused with the pine pathogen C. pinea