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Hello, bonjour.Here is the paper I'm searching for
Probably Dama dama dung (or Capreolus).
Ascospores ca 52-55 x 20,4-21,6 µm, with straight germ slits and a median constriction. Asci 8-spored; sp mostly oblique uniseriate.
Any suggestions? I failed in the various keys

I had seen your message and I had looked in the doc, but since then I had little time to answer. D.tomentosa could well correspond to your species; personally I have never collected it. Were there other identical perithecia or was he the only one with this tomentum? A parasite could have caused this!
Regards.
Michel.