Sporocarps: 1.2-1.5 mm, in loose group on dead conifer branch near melting snow. Stalk: 0.4-0.6 mm. Sporothecae: 0.8 mm x 0.8-0.9 mm diam. Peridium: silvery-white, fugacious, leaving flakes and +/- peridial collar. Columella: reaching ~1/2-3/4 height of sporotheca. Capillitium: dark brown, branched and anastomosed, paler and netted toward the periphery. Spores: 9.0-11.0 µm, mod. dark brown, minutely and densely warted.
Sopres: globose with grouped warts, small. 8µm
Collumella: to the middle of the sportheca,
Capillitium: Branching from the apex of the collumella, anatomosed
Substrate: wood
Nivicole. No discernible columellae within the sporocarps I checked. Capillitium appears distinctly Diderma in character, without nodes.
Sopres: globose with grouped warts, small. 8µm
Collumella: to the middle of the sportheca,
Capillitium: Branching from the apex of the collumella, anatomosed
Substrate: wood
Substrate: Liquidambar styraciflua (American Sweetgum
)
Sporocarp: .6mm
Sporotheca: globose, 133µm
Stalk: 471µm
Substrate: Hard Wood
Sporocarp: 1- 2mm
Sporotheca: subglobose, .6mm
Spores: irregular, 6.5 – 16µm, warted in groups
Stalk: .01mm
Capillitum: warted, small nets & 2.5 - 3.5µm wide
Nivicolous, on underside of decorticated conifer wood along with Comatricha fusiformis. Sporocarps: sessile, 1.0-1.7 mm diam, coppery, shining. Peridium: single, membranous, thin. Capillitium: loose, threads long, smooth, straight or flexuose, sparsely branching, 1.0-2.5 um. Spores: 8.0-9.0 um, pinkish-pale ochraceous in mass, minutely spinulose.
Spores: 8.5 – 11µm, spinulose
Sporotheca: prolate, peridium adpressed
Capillitum: hyaline, with nodes widended
Substrate: Picea (spruces)