Lamproderma arcyrionema

Sporocarps:- stalked, up to 1.5 mm tall.  Sporothecae subglobose, basally flattened or umbilicate, shining, iridescent blue, often with violet or bronze reflections.

Hypothallus:- membranous, reddish-brown.

Stalk black, up to 75% of the total height.

Columella:-  cylindrical, obtuse, reaching to 66% of the height of the sporotheca.Capillitium:- of pale threads, usually pale brown or darker and then only in the middle, arising from the upper part of the columella and branched to form a dense reticulum, very slender towards the tips.Spore-mass black. Spores purplish-grey, minutely spinulose.Plasmodium white.Substrate:- dead wood.

Lamproderma arcyrionema is listed in the following regions:

South Coast

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