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On the edge of a burned place; probably on rotten organic material or fimicole
Apothecia solitary and gregarious

Macro: Fruitbody 1mm - 3mm diameter, 1 mm high, soft fleshy, sessile, light rose, watery rose, flesh-color with lila shade
Disc- to lensform when young. Hemisphaerical, pulvinate when fully developed.
Asci standing out the fruitbody.
Micro
Asci: operculate, 8 sp, biseriat, the top not rounded but somewhat angular, 259-331x33-40 µm
sp: 22-27x 15-17 µm (Q 1.35-1.69)broad ellipsoid, densely fine warty, hyaline, without oildrops, young spores in individually rounded little bags. Ejaculated spores seems to stay together (sticky covering?)
Reaction in Melzer ( the same reaction in Lugol): J+; amyloid,very dark red; wall and top of the asci blue;
Paraphyses: with 5 to 7 septes; straight to light curved, not furcated. Upperpart with oliv-bluegreen guttules(none orange guttules observed, none red pigment in the droplets), centrally situated mass in the remaining parts of the paraphyses except the upperpart. Gradually broadened to the top. Lower part 4-8 (9.5) µm wide), top 10-13(16) µm wide.
Excipulum with lila droplets