Both fungus and host are indigenous to New Zealand. It is found associated with dieback on Carmichaelia. It is of no economic importance.

Type: Caulicolous Fungi; Description: Conidiomata stromatic, pycnidial, multilocular, solitary or in groups of 2–3 with confluent walls, immersed, applanate to conical, brown, 0.2–0.4 mm in diameter; on twigs. Conidia oblong to fusiform, straight, 0-septate, 6–8 × 2–3 m, smooth, hyaline.

Distribution: Wellington.; 1st Record: Sydow (1924).

Significance: None.; Host(s): Carmichaelia arborea, C. carmichaeliae.

Hab. in ramulis Carmichaeliae grandifoliae, horto botanico, Wellington, 25.5.1911, leg. A. H. Cockayne (no. 959, typus); in ram. Notospartii Carmichaeliae, York Bay, Wellington, 24.10.1920, leg. E. H. Atkinson (no. 949, pro parte).

Pycnidia densiuscule dispersa, saepe bina vel trina aggregata et tunc plus minus confluentia, innata, applanato-conoidea, variae magnitudinis, plerumque 250-400 µ diam., intus subinde projectionibus parietis indistincte loculata, ostiolo crassiusculo poro rotundo perforato erumpentia, pariete ca. 15-25 µ crasso, contextu minute fibroso-celluloso extus plus minus intense olivaceo-brunneo intus dilutiore usque hyalino; sporulae oblongo-fusoideae, utrinque attenuatae, sed obtusae, rectae, rarius leniter inaequilaterae, continuae, hyalinae, 6-8 x 2-2¹/₂ µ; sporophora dense stipata, simplicia, bacillaria, superne plerumque distincte attenuata, 8-12 µ, rarius usque 15 µ longa, 1-1,5 µ lata.