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Hello, bonjour.Here is the paper I'm searching for

last weekend I found these minute ascocarps (0.25 mm dm.) on an indet. piece of wood stained by Chlorociboria (some immature apothecia were present).
The spores are fusiform without clear septa and filled with small oildrops.
Is a determination possible without culture?
Best regards
Martin

did you consider Tubeufia cerea? I suspect if you add Melzer or CB you will clearly see the septa.
Zotto

Thanks,
Martin

most probably the same. I didn't find the time to check the septa, yet. Hope to do this at the weekend (in case something is left of the specimens....)
Cheers
Martin

Ciao Martin, Hi Zotto,
ok Martin.
Erio
PS: in the macrophoto the ascomycete on the left is an Orbilia.

Cheers,
Martin

Erio

Clearly an Orbilia (because of bifurcate ascus base and capitate paraphyses), and obviously O. eucalypti (= O. alnea, = O. coccinella s. auct.)
Zotto

thank you very much.
Erio