edvin_johannesen's Identifications

Spores: 10µm, smooth rosey
Sporocarp: 125µm
Sporotheca: 45µm
Stalk: Tapering from 10µm - 2.4µm
Collumella: ellipsodial & tan
Capillitum: none
Substrate: Picea (spruces)

Growing on bark of Salix × pendulina in a moist chamber
Sporatheca, almost globlose with some wrinkles. It was also about 1/2 the total height.
Spores are thick on one side, thus making them appear paler on the opposite. There was some gelatinous substance, and the "stipe".
Spore is 10.5 - 11µm
Sporocarp is 200µm tall
Sporotheca is 115µm wide

Licea rugosa var. fujiokana

Moist chamber, on Genus Chamaecyparis.

Growing small spindle shaped bodies. Some are sinuose They are dark brown/blackish in color with a long logitudinal line of dehiscence that is golden in color.
110-160µm wide 300-500+µm long
Spores are 12.5-14.5µm

Appeared on bark taking from a living tree in a moist chamber after 2 weeks (14 days)

Living adjacent to Colloderma occulatum

Spores: 11 - 12 µm, warted & pale
Capillitium: smooth
Peridium: irridescent, persisting
Sporoangia: globose, sessile and solitary

Appeared on bark taking from a living tree in a moist chamber after 6 days

Updated March 2021 to add spore photos, kindly taken by the amazing @edvin_johannesen

@alison_pollack has taken some beautiful photos of this same specimen which can be seen here: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/105122094