1.	Reviewed by Tony Morosco    Feb 20, 2001
	Action: changed name from "Fragaria chiloensis" to "Rubus sp. "
	Reviewer's comments:
	"I believe this to be a Rubus species, possibly Rubus parviflorus (thimbleberry). Note large, pubescent leaves and sepals; stamens arranged around periphery of receptacle; bluntly convex fruit (usually pointed, even at anthesis in Fragaria chiloensis); and crinkled petals (atypical of Fragaria, but typical of Rubus parviflorus). "

2.	Reviewed by Dora Jakobsdottir    Oct 24, 2004
	Action: changed name from "Rubus sp." to "Rubus parviflorus "
	Reviewer's comments:
	"Identification of R. parviflorus confirmed."

 
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