I have lots of Scutellinia trechispora growing on bare earth outside my house at the moment. They are commonly known as Eyelash Fungi and there are quite a few different species of them. They certainly add a splash of colour and brighten up what would otherwise be a dull part of my garden. My identification was confirmed by Mal Greaves (MYFG).
^Average size was 6 mm in diameter.
Asci 8 spored. Spores spherical, ornamented and hyaline.
Hairs up to 1100 microns, multi-septate with forked and unforked rooting hair bases.
Orange cylindrical paraphyses with blunt ends containing orange matter.
Spores in cotton blue.
Dropped spores ornamented with mostly blunt spines. 14.3-15.4 microns.
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