1.	Reviewed by James Morefield    Dec 28, 2005
	Action: changed name from "Cymopterus globosus" to "Cymopterus aboriginum "
	Reviewer's comments:
	"The combination of elongate umbel rays and densely divided foliage distinguishes this from Cymopterus globosus. This is from a known population in the Mono Lake - Mono Craters area (Intermountain Flora 3A: 382-385)."

 
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