In the northeastern US, on decorticated wood I found these unusual (to me) pyrenomycetes with long necks and long, very fine black hairs.  The fruiting bodies appear both immersed in the wood and on the surface, probably by erosion of the surrounding wood.  They measure about 1.2mm  long total and the neck is about 0.7mm long.  Hairs thick walled, septate about 3µm wide. Asci with a prominent IKI- apical ring. Spores hyaline, septate, with 2 oil drops, faintly striate (I think) 7-8.5 x 3.5-4µm. It looks like something in the neighborhood of Barbatosphaeria to my untrained eye.  Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!