Dear all,

some days ago I collected a fragment of deciduous wood, rotten and decorticated, still hard in the core, lying half submerged in a small clean creek. Among the fungi detectected were Orbilia sarraziniana/luteorubella, Hymenoscyphus cf. imberbis and still a lot more, unknown to me.
Here is the first one:
Ascomata are sessile, gregarious with a whitish soft and gelatinous peridium (like Nectria) < 0,5 mm dm.
Asci are bitunicate, containing 8 spores lying in 2 fascicles.
Spores are elongated fusi- to filiform with tendency to break in the middle, 123x3 µm.

Every suggestion is appreciated!

Reagards,

Martin