1.	Reviewed by Robert Flogaus-Faust    Jul 16, 2013
	Action: changed name from "Geranium purpureum" to "Geranium robertianum "
	Reviewer's comments:
	"The pollen is orange, but the anthers are purple (which they should not for Geranium purpureum). The ratio of length to width of both calyx and petals are higher than usual for Geranium purpureum, the calyx hairs are probably much more than 1 mm long. The awns on the calyx are also too long. So this should be rather typical Geranium robertianum."

 
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