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Patrice
I'm not aware of any molecular study of Aleuria and Melastiza. I have seen most Czech and Slovak collections of A. cestrica, but A. luteonitens (which should have bigger spores according to various keys) wasn't found here yet. Have you seen this Moravec's article? https://czechmycology.org/_cm/CM344.pdf#page=43
SEM photos of ornamentation of some Aleuria spp. are in the following articles. Not of luteonitens, though.
A. aurantia:
Zykova M.O. & Dudka I.O. (2013): Spore morphology of operculate discomycetes from the Western Polissya (Ukraine). ? Reports of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine 3: 149-154.
A. cestrica:
Beyer W. et l. (1985): Neue Ascomyceten-Funde in 1984 (z. T. auch früher) in Nordwestoberfranken. ? Die Pilzflora Nordwestoberfrankens 9(A): 45–63.
Kocián J. et al. (2023): Zajímavé mykologické nálezy ze severní Moravy a Slezska III. ? Acta Musei Silesiae, Scientiae Naturales 72: 70–95.
A. congrex:
Dissing H. (1983): Tre nye bægersvampe (Pezizales) i Danmark. ? Svampe 7: 43–45. [as "A. bicucullata"]
Bien amicalement.
Patrice