Thank you Nicolas Schwab. Could you please send me the pdf version of them ???



http://www.speciesfungorum.org/BSM/bsm.asp

Correction: I found the last one. I scan it quickly and I send it to you.

Sent by email.

Thanks Peter.

I sent them to you as well.

I sent the articles to you. Let me know if you received them.

Hi Nicolas

although i did a rather monographic thesis concerning Stamnaria starting in 1994 when i found S. americana in Styria, Austria, i left all hard copies at university in Graz. 
I don't know if Schweizerische Zeitschrift für Pilzkunde is accessible at BHL or elsewhere online. 
Could you please send copies of cited articles to me as well, would be great! 
my address: gruberwin0529[at]gmail[dot]com

@ all: please be aware that the "Stamnaria laetissima - americana complex" might contain more species' than S. americana and laetissima comb. ined., but more sequences are acquired for reliable comparison in my mind.
@ Yasin, i do assume that S. americana, with inamyloid asci, on Equisetum hyemale is absent from Turkey. In case you may find very similar, amyloid reacting Stamnaria on E. ramosissimum, this is likely S. laetissima, either the nominative type, or a close relative. 

See as well e.g. Curro's specimen

Kind regards
Erwin

Nicolas, thanks a lot for sending the articles!

You're welcome!

For anyone else interested, Schweizerische Zeitschrift f. Pilzkunde is online here: https://www.e-periodica.ch/digbib/volumes?UID=szp-001