Hello Hannie,

it is hard to recognize intg he pictures, as they are quite small and compressed. But may be it is a Hyphodiscus what you have there.

I'm not sure wether that what you describe as ornage initials is really the initial of the hairy cups. may be you have something like a Cryptodiscus AND a Hyphodiscus on this twig?

best regards,
Andreas

Hello Hannie,

the first pictured definitely shows a Hyphodiscus, may be H. hemiamyloideus, but then the porus should react blue than red in IKI - you will recieve the Barals solution soon ;-)

The thirs pictures is probably the same, but the second picture may show something else, a Claussenomyces may be or Patellaria atrata. But may be only overaged Hyphodiscus. You need to verify under the microscope ....

best regards,
Andreas

Hello Hannie,

you will have to wait what the porus reaction says, and then have a carful look how the spores look like (oil guttules inside) and what the measruements are.
Then you can determine the species, usually it is not a problem.

Hyphodiscus hymeniophilus usually occures on the pore surface of Antrodia serialis and other polypores. The Hyphodiscus reddeens the substrate, but some other species in Hyphodiscus do that too with wood, so that you have the apothecia sitting on red coloured parts of the wood.
If don't see on your pictures that your Hyphodiscus reddens the wood.

best regards,
Andreas

BTW: the upper half of the Dactylospora asci will stain very dark blue in IKI, the lower half will stain more reddish...

Best regards, 
Guy