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The classification and identification of species within the genus    Pseudechiniscus    Thulin, 1911 has been considered almost a Sisyphean work due to an extremely high homogeneity of its members. Only recently have several contributions made progress in the taxonomy feasible through their detailed analyses of morphology and, crucially, by the re-description of the ancient, nominal species    P.   suillus    (Ehrenberg, 1853). Herein, we focus on the Japanese representatives of this genus:    P.   asper   , a rare species originally described from Hokkaido, and a new species    P.   shintai   . Both taxa belong to the widespreadsuillus-facettalis    complex. Detailed descriptions entailing DNA barcoding of four markers and illustrations of the ventral pillar patterns are indispensable for an accurate delineation of species within this genus.

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Pseudechiniscus    in Japan: re-description of    Pseudechiniscus   asper    Abe et al., 1998 and description of    Pseudechiniscus   shintai    sp. nov.