A white, carbonaceous, perithecial ascomycete, typically found on decaying plant debris and dung-rich substrates. Distinguished by its black, setose perithecia, unitunicate asci, and dark, ornamented ascospores.

Ascomata: Perithecial, black, carbonaceous, often setose. Shape: globose to subglobose. Surface: roughened, sometimes covered with stiff hairs. Ostiole: papillate, short‑beaked, usually slightly lighter in colour. Position: superficial on substrate or partially immersed.