THE GENUS INDURATIA

This genus is monotypic. Information can be found below.
* Samuels, G. J., E. Müller, and O. Petrini. 1987. Studies in the Amphisphaeriaceae (sensu lato) 3. New species of Monographella and Pestalosphaeria, and two new genera. Mycotaxon 28: 473-499.

This genus has the following characteristics:

stromatal tissue quantity: distributed above, around, and beneath perithecia
stromatal layers: unipartite
stromatal surface level: erumpent or superficial
stromatal interior: essentially homogeneous
stromatal orange granules surrounding perithecia: absent
stromatal KOH pigments: absent
stromatal conidium-bearing discs: absent
stromatal bases: sessile and attached to substrate entirely
stromatal aggregation: not forming a crust
stromatal shapes: other than wiry
coremial pegs or remnants: absent
subiculum: absent
substrates: associated with substrates other than dung or insect nests
ascomatal number per stroma: mostly uniperitheciate
ascomatal ostioles: present
ascomatal configurations: not valsoid
ascomatal orientation: mostly oriented vertically
ascal apical rings: present
ascus height vs width: usually lower than wide
ascospore cell number: two-celled
ascospore shapes: other than cuboid
ascospore color: colored
ascospore ornamentation: smooth
ascospore germination site morphology: absent
perispore dehiscence: indehiscent
anamorphs: Nodulisporium-like