Salut,

during on one of my last expeditions I have found some Pezizas, Peziza succosa and another one, still undetermined. Microscopical data let me decide to call it Peziza succosella, but the form of the spores are not that ellipsoid like P. succosella has it...well let me give you a description of it:

Fruitbody 20-30 mm, cup-like, with violaceous to brown-violaceous hymenium and a pale violett to greyviolett, rough outside, gives a opalescent "latex" after breaking it.
Spores ellipsoid to distinct fusiform, with distinct warts 1-1,5 µm high, even more conspicuously (broader, not higher) at the poles (see photos), with only one vakuole, sometimes with one big and some smaller ones, 17-19 x 9,5 -11 µm.
Paraphyses cylindrical, with swollen apex, septate, in the apex filled with brown-orange material, 3,6 µm, apex up to 5 µm broad.

Found on soil, between moss in a Fagus-forest.