TABLE 1 in A new species of Ramaria subg. Laeticolora from Meghalaya, India

TABLE 1. Comparison of R. pseudovinosimaculans with its closely related taxa.
Name of the taxaDistributionBasidiomata lengthBasidiomata colourationApices colourationBasidiospores sizeBasidiospores shapeBasidiaBase of BasidiaReferencesR. subalpinaIndia120–135 × 89–95 mmPastel yellowPale yellow (young) to blood red (maturity)10.5–15 × 4–6 μmEllipsoid or elongate35–65× 8–13 μmFew clampedDas et al. 2016R. pseudovinosimaculansIndia36–98 × 14–56 mmYellowish whiteYellowish white throughout13.1–15.6 × 4.6–5.4 μmCylindrical to bacilliform32–39.5 × 4–8.5 μmClampedThis studyR. vinosimaculansWestern Washington120–190 × 90–190 mmWhite to offwhiteJonquil yellow to slightly greenish yellow (young) to pallid brown (maturity)9–13.5 × 3.5–5.0 μmSub-fusiform58–90 × 7–11 μmClampedMarr & Stuntz 1973R. rubribrunnescensPacific Northwest70–160 × 50.5– 110 mmPale orangishYellow to slightly orange with a slight brownish tinge10–14 × 3.5–5 μmSub-cylindrical41–67 × 8–11 μmNonclampedMarr & Stuntz 1973, Exeter et al. 2006R. longisporaPacific Northwest40–180 × 20–90 mmOrangeSaffron or chrome yellow (young) to deep orange (maturity)10–18 × 4–6 μmSub-cylindrical50–82 × 9–13 μmNonclampedMarr & Stuntz 1973, Exeter et al. 2006R. synaptopodaPacific Northwest-Washington60 × 40 mmYellowYellow throughout9–11.5 × 3.5–4.5 μmCylindrical60–75 × 6–7 μmNonclampedMarr & Stuntz 1973, Exeter et al. 2006R. rubiginosaPacific Northwest50–180 × 40–170 mmPale yellowLight yellow to sunflower yellow7–11 × 3.5–6.0 μmCylindrical42–85 × 7–11 μmNonclampedMarr & Stuntz 1973, Exeter et al. 2006R. flavigelatinosa var. flavigelatinosaPacific Northwest50–140 × 30–240 mmYellowSunflower yellow throughout8–11 × 3.5–4.5 μmSub-cylindrical41–60 × 6.5–10 μmNonclampedMarr & Stuntz 1973, Exeter et al. 2006R. aureaNorth America140 × 160 mmApricot yellowDeep ochraceous yellow throughout9.7–12.6 × 4.7– 5.4 μmCylindrical to narrowly ellipsoid65–75× 7–9 μmNonclampedHosaka 2006