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Hi Joseba,
Surely : Chaetosphaerella. C. fusca vs C. phaeostroma, perhaps you will find the answer in Mycotaxon 70 : 387-420.
It's easier when we observe the anamorphic stage.
You show subiculum with setae, but have you seen conidias ?
Here in attached photo is Chaetosphaerella fusca = Oedemium didymum that I'm just working (what a coïncidence !)
Alain
Differences are in ascospores size, and the anamorphs are different.
You can find all informations in Mycotaxon 70.
I will send you pages uploaded at Cyberliber in your mailbox.
Here, I think the last photo shows Odemium didymum conidiophores, so it should be Chaetosphaerella fusca.
I just post my photos in Ascofrance database.
Alain