Cantharellus zangii, a new subalpine basidiomycete from southwestern China

Cantharellus zangii is described and illustrated from subalpine forest (>3000 m) in northwestern Yunnan, China. The diagnostic characteristics of C. zangii are the small thinfleshed fruit bodies with a long tapering fistulose stipe, a bright orange veined hymenophore, thin-walled clamped hyphae, and large ellipsoid basidiospores. So far it is only known from the type locality and its nearby area.