Hello everyone.
Macrofeatures similar to Mollisia but definitely not the same genus. They grew on debarked wood of Salix sp. Ascomata maximum of 0.5-0.6 mm. The outer cells are brown but the marginal hairs hyaline. Perhaps the fruiting bodies are too young, but the spores are already well developed.
The reaction to iodine was positive, exactly the same as in the drawings on Zotto's disc in the Pyrenopeziza deuncinata catalog.
Croziers absent even though construction in some places would indicate his presence. I also saw young ascus.
The spores are also very similar in shape and content, but much wider.
(8.1) 8.8 - 10 (11.1) × (2.7) 3 - 3.35 (3.4) µm
Q = (2.4) 2.9 - 3.5 (3.6) ; N = 8
Me = 9.6 × 3.1 µm; Qe = 3.1

11,11 x 3,18
10,04 x  3,01
  8,78 x 3,01
  9,97 x 3,10
  8,09 x 3,35
  9,39 x 3,21
  9,62 x 2,66
  9,89 x 3,40

Should I look for another type?

Regards
Mirek

Stip Helleman, 12-12-2025 20:17

Re : Similar to Pyrenopeziza deuncinata?

Hi Mirek,

Nice finding, it looks like Olla transiens, it looks like lack of croziers and a downward hook.

Checkck the glassy parts of the hairs out for IKI reaction.

Cheers,

Stip