1.	Reviewed by Christopher Sears    Aug 6, 2009
	Action: changed name from "Crepis monticola" to "Crepis occidentalis "
	Reviewer's comments:
	"The plant in this image is grey, glabrous and appears to be growing in strong serpentine. It is morphologically similar to the diploid form of Crepis occidentalis, which is known from serpentine edaphic conditions."

 
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