1.	Reviewed by Lee Dittmann    Jun 4, 2003
	Action: changed name from "Camissonia sp." to "Oenothera sp. "
	Reviewer's comments:
	"Close inspection reveals a four-lobed stigma, which distinguishes Oenothera from Camissonia, plus the latter do not have such large petals (in the southwest, anyway). I was unable to key the species, however, since the key requires seed capsules and a better idea of the size of the flower parts. No species description I can find in either The Jepson Manual or Arizona Flora mentions one with white petals with yellow centers, as shown here. "

2.	Reviewed by Warren Wagner    Oct 7, 2008
	Action: changed name from "Oenothera sp." to "Oenothera deltoides ssp. deltoides "
	Reviewer's comments:
	"This image was previously correctly identified as an Oenothera, but when one knows the geography and the leaf features rather than key diagnostic features it is possible to identify"

 
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