Notes — Calocera pedicellata is characterised by cylindrical stipitate-pileate basidiocarps, irregularly shaped terminal cells, and small 1-septate basidiospores. This species is assigned to the genus Calocera on the basis of the presence of cylindrical basidiocarps, three-zoned internal structures, and amphigenous hymenia. The most similar species to C. pedicellata is C. cornea. These two species share the characteristics of small cylindrical basidiocarps, hyphae without clamp connections, and small 0–1-septate basidiospores (McNabb 1965a). Calocera pedicellata is distinguished from C. cornea on the basis of the characteristics of the basidiocarps consistently having stipes and by irregularly shaped terminal cells on the sterile surfaces. Calocera pedicellata is phylogenetically distant from the samples accepted here as C. cornea (Fig. 1).