Gelatinous yellowish disco on wet wood

Hi,

I am stuck on this little disco found growing together with what looks like the early stages of Bulbillomyces on a stick in a ditch at Longshaw, early June.

Numerous discs, yellowish, translucent, drying ochre-brown, sessile, very gelatinous , up to 0.7 mm diameter.

Spores from squash preparation were approx 8-11 x 3-4, with few small droplets.

Asci were 75-80 x 5-8, inoperculate, with tips blueing in Lugol.

Paraphyses seemed to be cylindrical, 2 wide, septate.

No hairs were seen. Non-hymenial cells were hard to separate, they looked to be roughly columnar, gelatinised and brownish.

There were some odd-looking brown inclusions in some cells.

Superficially Paraorbiliopsis minuta looks similar, but that has a well-defined disc edge, large droplets in larger spores and forked paraphyses, and is described as being whitish in colour.

Any help would be appreciated,

Cheers,

Steve

[attachment=5]1 Stereo microscope image x45.JPG[/attachment]

[attachment=4]2 Asci in Lugol x 1000.jpg[/attachment]

[attachment=3]3 Asci in water x600.jpg[/attachment]

[attachment=2]4 Asci and paraphyses in water x600.jpg[/attachment]

[attachment=1]5 Non hymenial cells in water x600, herbarium specimen .jpg[/attachment]

[attachment=0]6 Brown inclusions, in water x600, herbarium specimen.jpg[/attachment]