Interesting fungus from calcareous soil

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Interesting fungus from calcareous soil

Jiri Malicek, 06-12-2024 10:28

Hello, would anybody help me with ID of this unusual fungus please? Growing on calcareous soil in a xerothermic limestone area in Prague. Perithecia/perithecioid ascomata are up to 0.25 mm, often deformed (flattened), with a beak, ascospores simple, ca. 20-40 um. Thank you.

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