Identificaciones de alainmyxos

Sporophores: sporocarps and plasmodiocarps, subglobose, 0.8-2.0 mm diam. x 0.7-0.8 mm tall, crowded on branch of subalpine shrub. Hypothallus: extensive, coated in lime granules, forming a mound under the sporophore. Peridium: double; outer lime crust eggshell smooth to granular, easily separating from, membranous inner layer that appears blackish, iridescent, or greyish white when coated in fine lime, clear to yellowish-orange by TL; granules 2.4-4.5 um. Columella: absent or formed by a convex thickening of the basal plate, ochraceous to light orange, elongated. Capillitium: radiating from columella and connecting to peridium, simply branched, threads 0.9-2.8 um, straight or slightly flexuous, pale brown, becoming thinner and hyaline toward ends, ornamented with warts, nodules, dark brown fusiform swellings and occasional darker brown membranous expansions at axillary nodes. Spores: (9.1)9.5-12.5(15.0) µm, dark brown, spinose (baculate?), spines/baculae sometimes converging in short rows.

Growing on Banksia marginata bark in a moist chamber.
Spores are evenly warted and sizes 8.6-10.6um.
A collar remnant of peridium is seen on most.
The tallest sporocarp was used in the size comparison with 1mm divisions.

Sporocarps: 0.7-01.0 mm TH, ovoid. Stalk: very short to absent, 0.1-0.2 mm. Sporothecae: 0.7-0.8 x 0.4-0.5 mm diam. Spores: (5.3)5.6-6.3(6.4) µm, very pale brown, warted, ornamented with sinuous bands forming an incomplete reticulum. On decorticated conifer wood along with Licea variabilis. Small clusters of a few sporocarps.