On rabbit dung this time, which I also keep in a moist container since a few weeks. A rather big Podospora with real hairs on the neck and polysporous asci.

Fruiting body 1000-1100 x 580 µm. Hairs on neck present, septate, up to 250 µm long, 3-5 µm wide.
Asci with many spores, it looks like way more than 128, likely up to 512.
Spores 2-celled, main brown cell 18-23 x 12-13 µm, hyaline pedicell 12-14 x 3-5 µm, appendages variable, often long and slender. Both pedicell and appendages apparently easily released in mature spores.

Having more than 128 spores per ascus and given the spore size only P. granulostriata is possible according to Ellis & Ellis. But I don't have any good description of that species, and I read somewhere P. setosa and P. tarvisina are also closely related? I would like to have some more information on these species.

Can this be P. granulostriata, or are there other possibilities?

Martin