Apothecia solitary or gregarious, pale yellow, 200-500 μm wide, smooth, margin not differentiated. Excipulum of textura globulosa, layer 120-160 μm thick. Asci broadly clavate, 80-100 × 24-32 μm, walls turning blue in Melzer’s reagent. Spore clusters arranged as pattern I according to Brummelen (1967), 38-44 × 15-18 μm, with thick gelatinous sheath. Ascospores ellipsoid, violet to brownish purple, with blunt ends, smooth or finely granulate, 16-18 × 8-9 μm. Paraphyses tips filled with yellow pigments, slightly expanded to 4-5 μm wide.
Specimens：
Taiwan. Pingtung: Kangtzu, on cow dung, 28 July 1994, Y.Z. Wang 94047 (TNM F2247); Paisha, on cow dung, 20 Apr. 1993, Y.Z. Wang 93054 (TNM F0603). Taichung: Chunghsing Univ., on rabbit dung, 22 June 1992, Y.Z. Wang 9249 (TNM F0197); Houli, on horse dung, 15 Sept. 1992, Y.Z. Wang 9291 (TNM F0679).
Habitat：
Coprophilous. On dung of cow, horse, sheep, rabbit, raven, and partridge.
Distribution：
Cosmopolitan.
References：
Brummelen, J. 1967; Liou, CS and Chen, ZC. 1977.
Provided：
Y. Z. Wang
Note：
This species is characterized by the arrangement and shape of the ascospores. It is close to S. citrinus, but with smaller ascospores and a finer spore surface.
Phylum：Ascomycota >> Class： Ascomycetes >> Order： Pezizales 
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