Apothecia gregarious, disc-like, without margin, amber yellow, 80-120 μm wide, 60-80 μm high. Excipular layer thin, of textura globulosa, cells 7-12.5 μm. Asci broadly clavate, 93-103 × 20-22 μm, walls turning blue in Melzer’s reagent. Ascospores loosely attached according to pattern I (Brummelen, 1967), spore cluster 37-44 × 12.5-15 μm. Ascospores fusoid-ellipsoid, 14-16 × 7-8 μm, smooth, hyaline then pale purplish brown, finally brown, each with a gelatinous sheath when freshly released, free at maturity. Paraphyses filiform, filled with yellow pigment, tips not enlarged, 2-3 μm wide.
Specimens：
Taiwan. Kaohsiung: Fengshan, on deer dung, 12 Feb. 1993, Y.Z. Wang 93025 (TNM F0714). Nantou: Lienhuachih, on rabbit dung, 16 Jan. 1996, Y.Z. Wang 9610 (TNM F4467). Penghu: Tungliang, on deer dung, 6 July 1993, Y.Z. Wang 93077 (TNM F0761). Pingtung: Yingta Farm, on sheep dung, 9 Feb. 1995, Y.Z. Wang 95010 (TNM F3015). Taichung: Chunhui Farm, on cow dung, 28 July 1995, Y.Z. Wang 95019 (TNM F3443).
Habitat：
Coprophilous. On dung of cow, deer, rabbit, and sheep.
Distribution：
USA and Taiwan.
References：
O'Donnell, KL. 1978; Wang, YZ. 1996.
Provided：
Y. Z. Wang
Note：
This species is very similar to S. saccoboloides (Seaver) Brumm. Mature ascospores of the latter are bright yellowish-brown, slightly larger (16-18 × 7-9 μm), and the surface is finely granulate.
Phylum：Ascomycota >> Class： Ascomycetes >> Order： Pezizales 
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