Jobellisia barrii sp. nov. and J. fraterna sp, nov, are described and illus
trated based on material from Puerto Rico, Costa Rica, French Guiana and Th
ailand and are compared with J. rhynchostoma, J. luteola and J. nicaraguens
is. Jobellisia is characterized by superficial or erumpent ascomata and red
brown, ellipsoid, one-septate or one-celled ascospores. Jobellisia barrii
and J. fraterna differ from the other species in having dark-colored, non-c
ollapsing, beaked ascomata with a three-layered, variously colored ascomal
wall structure.