I found under Picea albies branch on the ground a Stictis sps unlike any I can give a name to from the more common species most of which are generally not found on bare wood, certainly not Picea or have much longer asci/ascospores. The key descriptions show smaller than usual spores and therefore asci with ascospores: 97-101 x 2.5µm and asci at under 130 - 100 x 9.5µm.  8-spored, non bluing. Ascospores thin walled, multiseptate at 3.25 - 4.87 cells widths. No anamorph observed.  The ascomata showed itself as hairless and heavy coated white-pruinose covering, producing highly bright yellow pigmentation in KOH. I have only found one ref to anything similar and this was at 'Fungi of GB and Ireland' quoted as Stictis sps P3971 see at: www.fungi.myspecies.info/all-fungi/stictis-sp-p3971  Wonder if anyone has any idea, access to keys, or suggestions. Stictis confusum, S. populorum and S. mollis were all contenders but fell down for one reason or another. All on wood, with S. populorum found on Picea in Russia! 

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