During the field survey, the mycologist carefully cataloged several cyathi found beneath the fallen bark.

During the field study, she carefully photographed the cyathia to capture the arrangement of their glands and tiny flowers.

The botanist carefully examined the cyathium under the microscope to study how its involucral bracts support the tiny nectar glands.

The paleontologist described the fossil's cyathiform cavities, noting how each hollow was slightly wider at the rim, suggesting they once sheltered tiny marine organisms.

The botanist examined the cyathial structure under the microscope to understand its reproductive organs.