on small deciduous twig on the ground in forest with Acer pseudoplatanus, Fraxinus, Carpinus and Fagus over lime-containing ground, 24.08.2023.
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 prosthetica, 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 observe 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 (?). D. badioides (I see it is a Phylloscypha in meantime) in fact has some similarities to what I see but e.g. the spore measures are not fully fitting, and the color of my fungus does not fully fit, too.
Who can help me out of my confusion?
Best regards, Lothar