Perithecioid (ostiolate perithecia), densely agglomerated, greenish-yellow to olivaceous, seated on a whitish–yellow subiculum representing an abundant asexual state
Cap
N/A (perithecial microfungus)
Hymenium Attachment
N/A
Stipe
N/A
Spore print
N/A (minute perithecioid ascomycete; no practical spore print)
Ecology
Mycoparasitic on the pyrenomycete Bertia moriformis (on dead hardwood), gregarious on host stromata
Microscopy
Inedible (microscopic)
Fruit body
Perithecia 0.35–0.50 mm tall × 0.20–0.30 mm wide; gregarious, often in groups up to ~20
Type species of Neobarya, recognized by its greenish-yellow perithecia ringed by a whitish–yellow asexual state and its host specificity for Bertia moriformis
1986). In Eriksson & Hawksworth, Syst. Ascom. 5(1): 121.