1.	Reviewed by Lee Dittmann    Dec 22, 2000
	Action: changed name from "Anaphalis margaritacea" to "Gnaphalium sp. "
	Reviewer's comments:
	"Some of the Gnaphaliums, particularly G. californicum, are frequently mistaken for Anaphalis, which was the case here. This is definitely Gnaphalium, probably G. californicum, as close inspection of the stems and leaves will show. (Anaphalis leaves have a stiffer, more spreading appearance, and the stems are pale or white.) The broader leaved associate in the photo is Eriodictyon. "

2.	Reviewed by CalPhotos Staff    Oct 6, 2010
	Action: changed name from "Gnaphalium sp." to "Pseudognaphalium sp. "
	Reviewer's comments:
	"Most likely Pseudognaphalium sp. based on emails from Dora Jakobsdottir and Lee Dittmann. These four photos are likely of the same plant: 1; 2; 3; 4"

 
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