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Pyrenodesmia   rugosa    Lee &amp; Hur and    Huriella   aeruginosa    Lee &amp; Hur are described as new lichen-forming fungi from a calcareous mountain of South Korea.    Pyrenodesmia   rugosa    is distinguishable from    Pyrenodesmia   micromontana    (Frolov, Wilk &amp; Vondrák) Hafellner &amp; Türk, the most similar species, by thicker thallus, rugose areoles, larger apothecia, shorter hymenium, shorter hypothecium and narrower tip cells of paraphyses.    Huriella   aeruginosa   , the second new species, differs from ‘  Squamulea  ’chelonia   Bungartz &amp; Søchting by dark greenish-grey to grey thallus without pruina, gold to yellow-brown epihymenium, larger ascospores and thallus K– and KC– reaction. Molecular analyses employing internal transcribed spacer ( ITS ), mitochondrial small subunit ( mtSSU ) and nuclear large subunit ribosomal RNA ( LSU ) sequences strongly support the two caloplacoid species to be distinct in their genera. A surrogate key is provided to assist in the identification of all 20 taxa in    Huriella    and    Squamulea   .

Two new calcicolous caloplacoid lichens from South Korea, with a taxonomic key to the species of Huriella and Squamulea