1.	Reviewed by Else C. Vellinga    Jun 15, 2001
	Action: changed name from "Lepiota seminuda" to "Lepiota sequoiarum "
	Reviewer's comments:
	"Cystolepiota seminuda is a small powdery white mushroom, without a distinct annulus, and when young beautiful teeth hanging from the pileus margin. The stipe becomes vinaceous red from the base upwards. The depicted mushroom has a silky-fibrillose pileus, and a nice annulus on the stipe. The group of Lepiota sequoiarum consists of several (probably undescribed) species in California and is in need of revision. "

 
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