Dear Pyrenopezizologists ;-))

hitherto I have not found a Pyrenopeziza on grass or sedge, although our friend Bernard lists this host in his provisional Pyrenopeziza-key (on Zottos DVD).
In this key there are only two species: A spec. 2 on Glyceria with small spores and a P. fuscescens on Carex with bigger spores.

The shown collection was made on Carex spec. (or Luzula) in the alpine area (2100 m NN), Italy, Jaufenpass.
I had not much time to study it, but have seen quite unconspicious marginal cells and small spores. If it wasn't on Carex, I would take it simply for P. escharodes agg. But I failed to note something about the paraphyses, I have to verify this with the exsiccate. B.t.w., the apothecia were very small, appr. 0,2-0,3 mm in diam.

Anyone else who ever found a Pyrenopeziza on Carex/Luzula?

best regards,
Andreas