Hi again

These tiny apothecia (100-200 µm) were growing on wood of still attached branches of Rhamnus alpina  at 1700 m altitude. I had not studied them until I was able to detect them with the bino three weeks after I had collected them.
Erumpent from the wood, with an olive-grey hymenium, asci without croziers, IKI-negative and spores without septa with a relatively high lipid content. The excipular hairs do not have solidifications nor septa, nor dextrinoid, but they do have walls up to 1 µm with a continuous lumen. Despite their conditions, the apos appear to have tolerated desiccation perfectly well.
The material agrees fairly well, except in some respects, with Raschle's description of Hyalopeziza nectrioidea, but less well with those of some other authors.What do you think?
Many thanks in advance