Growing on bark of Salix × pendulina in a moist chamber
Sporatheca, almost globlose with some wrinkles. It was also about 1/2 the total height.
Spores are thick on one side, thus making them appear paler on the opposite. There was some gelatinous substance, and the "stipe".
Spore is 10.5 - 11µm
Sporocarp is 200µm tall
Sporotheca is 115µm wide
Licea rugosa var. fujiokana
Moist chamber, on Genus Chamaecyparis.
Growing small spindle shaped bodies. Some are sinuose They are dark brown/blackish in color with a long logitudinal line of dehiscence that is golden in color.
110-160µm wide 300-500+µm long
Spores are 12.5-14.5µm
Growing on paper towel/leaf in a dung moist chamber
Double peridium dehiscing separately. Outer lime crust, inner iridescent and thin
spores are free and warted 12-14µm
Same substrate moist chamber as the Ophiotheca chrysosperma
Appeared on bark taking from a living tree in a moist chamber after 2 weeks (14 days)
Living adjacent to Colloderma occulatum
Spores: 11 - 12 µm, warted & pale
Capillitium: smooth
Peridium: irridescent, persisting
Sporoangia: globose, sessile and solitary
Appeared on bark taking from a living tree in a moist chamber after 6 days
Microscopy
spores 7 - 7.5 µm in diameter
highly ornamented. Dark with a purple hue
~0.8mm tall. On interior live oak leaf litter (Quercus wislizeni).
Moist Chamber, growing on Fraxinus americana.
Spores with , 9-9.5µm pale lilac
Base of the sporatcheca, yellow becoming reddish brown in TL and 225µm
Columella ending abrutly, into branches
Microscopy done and ID confirmed buy @Edvin_Johannesen.