Dear all,
Here is a tiny discomycete on fox dung (obtained in MC about 1 month after collected). They look like a Trichobolus species but I don't find any corresponding species. Maybe I'm wrong.
Here are the characters:
Ascomata turbinate or subglobulose, ~300-400 µm diam., yellowish, with sparse hyaline hairs.
Asci 8-spored, shortly pedicellate (seen on immature asci).
Paraphyses dense, hyaline, Ø 2-3 µm.
Ascospores 16-18 (18.5) × 11-12.5 µm, Qm= 1.5, eguttulate, smooth.
Hairs 65-130 × 6-9 µm, sharp at the top, with a single base, septate with 1 or 2 basal septa, sometimes a third appears in the middle part, 1-2 µm thick-walled, wall refractive. Presence of shorter obtuse hairs, 40-45 µm in length.
Excipulum of t. epidermoidea; no reaction in IKI.

Trichobolus octosporus has shorter ascospores. T. vanbrummelenii has globose ascospores and T. dextrinoideosetosus has larger ascospores (with a higher Q ratio) and longer hairs.

Any idea?