1.	Reviewed by Randall Morgan    Nov 19, 2012
	Action: commented on photo
	Reviewer's comments:
	"going by the leaves this looks like some form of T. variegatum, but there is a related species throughout the Great Basin region called T. subsalinum, which has thick fistulous stems, narrowly oval leaves, and short pale-colored flowers. Would like to check DNA of plt in photo to compare with T. var. and T. subsal."

2.	Reviewed by Randall Morgan    Jul 21, 2015
	Action: changed name from "Trifolium variegatum" to "Trifolium ultramontanum "
	Reviewer's comments:
	"Being resurrected from synonymy. Originally published by Greene, who also published T. subsalinum from same region, but the two are extremely unlike."

 
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