1.	Reviewed by Dora Jakobsdottir    Dec 1, 2009
	Action: changed name from "Suksdorfia ranuncufolia" to "Suksdorfia ranunculifolia "
	Reviewer's comments:
	"Typo."

2.	Reviewed by Dana York    Apr 20, 2017
	Action: changed name from "Hemieva ranunculifolia" to "Boykinia major "
	Reviewer's comments:
	"In general, lupines have seeds requiring scarification (scratching or scoring) to germinate, can produce an abundant amount of seed per plant, and have the ability to grow in nutrient-deficient soils due to their obligate relationship with the bacteria Bradyrhizobium for nitrogen fixation. Also, lupines tend to grow in porous soils in full sun and have long-lived seeds ."

3.	Reviewed by Dana York    Apr 20, 2017
	Action: commented on photo
	Reviewer's comments:
	"Disregard my annotation note above--I was working on a Lupine document at the same time and did not pay attention to what I was inserting. The leaves are wrong and Hemieva is a diminutive plant."

 
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