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Alpine regions in Japan are characterized by the Siberian dwarf pine,  Pinus pumila . Although these regions are conserved as national parks due to their unique biome, few reports of the fungal biota are available. We examined mushroom fungi under such vegetation and found a unique yellowish-capped  Tricholoma  species. Multilocus molecular phylogenetic analyses and morphological observation of specimens showed that the  Tricholoma  species is very similar to  T. fumosoluteum  known in North America. The Japanese yellowish-capped  T . aff.  fumosoluteum  had larger basidiospores and basidia and shorter pileipellis hyphae compared with  T. fumosoluteum . Therefore, we describe the Japanese entity as a new species,  T. alpinum .

Tricholoma alpinum , sp. nov., under five-needle pines in alpine and subalpine zones in Japan