Found on dung of roe deer.

In detail it differs from P. curvicolla when referring to the drawings in Fungi Fimicoli Italici. In particular because of the very long hairs that arise from the base of the neck and the upper cauda which is solid i.s.o. consisting of strings as shown in the drawing.

Perithecium: not measured, neck small covered by septated hairs rising up to 180 um from the top of the neck and up to 445 um from the base of the neck.

Paraphyses: Not observed

Asci: containing 512 spores, measuring 358-96 um without the long stalk.

Spores: 20.5-22.7x12.3-13.4 um; pedicel 10.8-12.0x4.2-5.2 um constricted at the base; upper cauda solid 26-30x2.5-3.0 um showing rings starting at the base; lower cauda connected to the top of the pedicel consisting of 4 strings 25.0-27.0 um.