NOTES: The current specimen is characterized primarily by its unusual ascospore morphology. Few species of Lachnum have short cylindrical, 1-septate, slightly curved ascospores. Lachnum nudipes (Fuckel) Nannf. is similar in morphology to the current specimen, especially in respect to dimensions and shape of ascospores. The ascospores of L. nudipes are aseptate, narrowly fusoid and 11–15 × 1.5–2 µm; the paraphyses are broadly lanceolate (4.5–7 µm wide) and exceed the asci by 20–30 µm. As the specimen is scanty and in poor condition, specific recognition at this time is inappropriate