Other thing is its ecology: S. patagonica is referred to the boreo-polar group by Schumacher, collections described by Jeannerot (op.cit.) or Van Vooren (Cahiers de FMBDS) support this placement. This collection is from ca 250-300 m asl. in warm lowland, nordeastern slope, less than 1 km from one of the northernmost localities of a mediterranean orchid Himantoglossum adriaticum.
Unfortunately I didn't try if the perispore loosens or not, I'll check this when I'm at home at saturday. Yao & Spooner describe this feature for british finds of S. patagonica, but not for the neotype.

Other possibility would be S. peloponnesiaca J.Mor., with loosening perispore and ornamentation similar to S. patagonica but shorter hairs. There is another collection from Slovakia, determined as S. peloponnesiaca by S.Glejdura, with short hairs, 4spored asci and from cca 400-500 m asl., but I didn't see any microcharacters illustrated. My collection has constantly 8spored asci. But Schumacher wrote that Moravec's species is just a result of abnormal development with "eaten" hairs and synonymized it under patagonica.
... I guess I have to go there again and try to find more apothecia for a better knowledge of this collection.


update: S. Glejdura identified this collection as S. peloponnesiaca. He published 7 collections from 3 slovak localities, all have consistently short hairs, smaller spores than patagonica, and frequently less than 8 mature spores. There is also a scottish collection (see Yao & Spooner 1996) that would be useful to compare, with smaller spores than patagonica and loosening perispore, alas the hair size is not given.