on small deciduous twig on the ground in forest with Acer pseudoplatanus, Fraxinus, Carpinus and Fagus over lime-containing ground.
I do not come to a good result. First I am not sure if to consider this (pseudo)apiculate. If I do I could come to taxa like obtusapiculata and vagneri, but not all details seem to fit, and I am not convinced. There is also lividula, but I think the ornament is too prominent for this species (and I did not observed a violaceous tint). 
I find the spores to be about 18-21/10-11,5 µm large with a quite variable ornament of partly rather large roundish structures, sometimes confluent or building small crests, but mostly more or less isolated. The excipulum is of textura globulosa-angularis, the asci seem to be aporhynchous.
If the asci are WTR-type I cannot surely define, perhaps they are. So I would try to find the species in Daleomyces, if I made no bigger mistake (?).
Who can help me out of my confusion?
Best regards, Lothar