 Most surprising are the new genera "Rhodocybella", "Rhodogaster", and "Richoniella", the first being cyphelloid and the other two gasteroid.They are rare and only contain a few species, but they are of great interest because although their body plans are superficially very different from those of the agarics which constitute the bulk of the family, recent studies have shown they are closely related.The modern trend is even to move them into the same genera as the related agarics.