BCSS CactusWorld eLibrary (CWeLibrary): a repository of digital literature references on succulent plants Bibliography and browsing list, version of 4 Nov 2010 Organiser: Roy Mottram, Whitestone Gardens Sutton, Thirsk, North Yorkshire YO7 2PZ, England, U.K. Email: [email protected] Fax: 01845 597035 (UK); 0044 1845 597035 (international) Links to external online websites can be accessed free by clicking on the link, without referring back to the BCSS CWeLibrary organiser. All other references are available from the CWeLibrary organiser at the above contact address by signing and returning a Request Form accompanied by a payment of £2 per item for a pdf by email attachment, or £5 for anything larger that needs to be sent on CD by post. You will be required to sign a Declaration, undertaking that copyright regulations will not be breached by making further copies. The Copy Request Form is available at http://www.bcss.org.uk/index.php: Publications menu. All the images in the CWeLibrary are for non-commercial use, as long as you abide by the terms set down in the Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial 2.5 license.

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Miscellaneous books & papers:

Acevedo Rosas, Raúl, Cameron, Kenneth, Sosa, Victoria, & Pell, Susan 2004 (Jul) A molecular phylogenetic study of Graptopetalum (Crassulaceae) based on ETS, ITS, RPL16, and TRNL-F nucleotide sequences. American Journal of Botany 91(7): 1099-1104. Botanical Society of America, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Text-figs 1-3. Concludes that grouping according to geography is more imortant than habit or floral morphology. G. pentandrum and its close relatives are shown to be close to some species of Cremnophila, Echeveria and Sedum. Tacitus bellus is shown to be in the same lineage as G. suaveolens. pdf: 69.7KB Donated by Ray Stephenson, Jun 2010. Adams, John (1764 or 1767- ) 1785. A short account of the growth and flowering of a variegated American Aloe, from the first appearance of the spire, or stem. Illustrated in an accurate engraving by W. Darton. J. Phillips, George Yard, Lombard Street, London. A hand-coloured, copper-plate engraving; 51.6 × 36.6cm. 1 page of text by John Adams lacking. Portrayal of Agave americana ‘Marginata’ by William DARTON, flowering in the garden of Sir James Winter LAKE, Bart, of The Firs, Fir Lane, Winchmore Hill, Edmonton (a director of the Hudson Bay Company, and Edmonton, the capital city of Alberta, Canada, is named for his home town in England). tif: 6.77MB; pdf: 142KB Akhani, Hossein 2008. Taxonomic revision of the genus Salicornia L. (Chenopodiaceae) in central and southern Iran. Pakistan Journal of Botany 40(4): 1635-1655. Jamshoro, Karachi. Text-figs 1-7 (30 colour photos, 4 distribution maps). pdf: 1.32MB Al-Hemaid, F. M. A. 2001. A new species of Huernia R.Br. (Asclepiadaceae) from Saudi Arabia. Saudi Journal of Biological Sciences 8(2): 166-170. Saudi Biological Society, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. 2002. Revision of the genus Aloe L. in Saudi Arabia. Arab Gulf Journal of Scientific Research 20(3): 123-132. Riyadh. Describes 14 taxa and 2 natural hybrids. 6 species originally described by Lavranos and Collenette have been reduced to synonymy under Aloe castellorum. tifs: 70.6MB, pdf: 4.75MB Allcock, Ray 2006 (18 Sep) Echinopsis (Trichocereus) schickendantzii – much more than just a grafting stock! CactusWorld 24(3): 133-134. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1-2. pdf: 358KB 2008 (Sep 12) Notes on general cultivation: [1]– choosing a compost with the right physical properties. CactusWorld 26(3): 163-166. pdf. 208KB 2009 (Mar 12) Notes on general cultivation: [2]– maintenance of compost acidity. CactusWorld 27(1): 57-60. pdf. 162KB 2009 (Sep) Notes on general cultivation: part 3 – feeding and compost strength. CactusWorld 27(3): 155-158. pdf. 52.9KB 2010 (Mar 20) Notes on general cultivation: part 4 – nutrition and nitrogen. CactusWorld 28(1): 26-28. pdf: 54.4KB 2010 (Jun) Notes on general cultivation: part 5 – magnesium and the trace elements. CactusWorld 28(2): 101-102. pdf: 46.1KB Alm, Torbjørn 2004. Ethnobotany of Rhodiola rosea (Crassulaceae) in Norway. SIDA 21(1): 321-344. Dallas, Texas. Distribution map. Records the use in Norway of the roseroot, Rhodiola rosea, as a cure for scurvy in cattle, and as a hair wash. Also planted on turf roofs to protect from fire and evil forces, documented from as early as the 13thC. pdf: 541KB Anceschi, Giovanna, & Magli, Alberto 2010 (Oct) South America 2005/2010. MODO infoshop, Bologna. ISBN 978 8 89053 620 5. p. 1-50. Notes on conservation, classification, new names, etc. An unillustrated paper, supported by 2000 photos on the website www.cactusinhabitat.org. 564KB Angiosperm Phylogeny Group 2009 An update of the Angiosperm Phylogeny Group classification for the orders and families of flowering plants: APG III. Botanical Journal of the Linnean Society 161(2): 105-121. The Linnean Society of London, London. pdf: 170KB Aona, Lidyanne Yuriko Salerne, Machado, Marlon, Pansarin, Emerson Ricardo, Castro, Cibele Cardoso de, Zappi, Daniela, & Amaral, Maria do Carmo E. do 2006 (21 Jun) Pollination biology of three Brazilian species of Micranthocereus Backeb. (Cereeae, Cactoideae) endemic to the “campos rupestres”. Bradleya 24: 39-52. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Pollination biology of Micranthocereus flaviflorus, M. streckeri and M. purpureus. pdf: 1.52MB Arakaki, Mónica, Soltis, Douglas E., & Speranza, Pablo 2007 (Sep 27) New chromosome counts and evidence of polyploidy in Haageocereus and related genera in tribe Trichocereeae and other tribes of Cactaceae. Brittonia 59(3): 290-297. The New York Botanical Garden, Bronx, New York. Text-fig. 1 (6 photos). Chromosome counts for 54 individual plants in 40 species and 13 genera, in Peruvian cacti mostly in the tribe Trichocereeae. pdf: 180KB Arias Montes, Salvador, & Terrazas, Teresa 2008 Jun. ×Pachebergia (Cactaceae), a nothogenus from western Mexico. Revista Mexicana de Biodiversidad 79(1): 23-28. Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Mexico City. Text-figs 1-4 (18 photos, 1 distribution map). First description of the nothogenus ×Pachebergia (Backebergia × Pachycereus) and the nothspecies ×P. apicicostata from Guerrero, Balsas. pdf: 803KB 2009 (Jan-Mar) Taxonomic revision of Pachycereus (Cactaceae). Systematic Botany 34(1): 68-83. American Society of Plant Taxonomists, University of Wyoming, Laramie, Jan-Mar 2009. tifs 129MB, pdf 9.69KB Arnold, John 2005 (Dec 21) Madeira: not just a holiday destination. Brit. Cact. Succ. J. 23(4): 161-163. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. pdf: 1.42MB Arreola Nava, Hilda J., & Terrazas, Teresa 2003. Especies de Stenocereus con aréolas morevas: clave y descriptiones. Acta Botánica Mexicana (64): 1-18. .Instituto de Ecología A.C., Pátzcuaro. Text-fig. 1 (distribution map). Key and descriptions for Stenocereus species with brown areoles. pdf: 99KB. Arthurs, Peter 2009 (Sep) Digital archiving. Presentation prepared for the Cactus Explorers Club 18-20 Sep 2009. Powerpoint 23.9MB, pdf 6.03MB. Donated by Pete Arthurs, Sep 2009. Assis, José G. A., Oliveira, Ana L. P. C., Resende, Sheila V., Senra, Juliana F. V., & Machado, Marlon 2003 (Aug 11) Chromosome numbers in Brazilian Melocactus (Cactaceae). Bradleya 21: 1-6. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1-2 (6 photos). Chromosome counts for 11 species of Brazilian melocacti in 19 populations (5 diploids, 14 tetraploids). pdf: 326KB Audissou, Jean-André 2010 (Sep 16) Notes on Ornithogalum lithopsoides. CactusWorld 28(3): 147- 150. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1- 6. Additional observations on Ornithogalum lithopsoides since its first description, and comparison with related species. pdf: 709KB Backeberg, Curt 1934-1938. Blätter für Kakteenforschung/ Bulletin of Cactus Research. Privately published, Volksdorf. Free online website by CactusPro.com http://www.cactuspro.com/biblio/en:backeberg#blaetter_fuer_kakteenforschun g Bailey, Geoff, & Miller, John 2008 (Dec 12) Natural hybrids between Ariocarpus kotschoubeyanus and Ariocarpus agavoides. CactusWorld 26(4): 215-218. pdf: 779KB Bailey, Geoff, Miller, John, & Smith, Martin 2005 (Aug 25) Ariocarpus bravoanus – on the edge. Brit. Cact. Succ. J. 23(2): 78-82. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1-8. pdf: 1.41MB Bañares Baudet, Ángel 1999. Notes on the taxonomy of Aeonium urbicum and A. appendiculatum sp. nova. (Crassulaceae). Willdenowia 29: 95-103. Botanischen Garten und Museum Berlin-Dahlem, Berlin, 1999. Graphic text-figs 1-3. First descriptions of Aeonium urbicum var. meridionale & A. appendiculatum. pdf: 240KB Barthlott, W. 1988. Über die systematischen Gliederungen der Cactaceae. Beitr. Biol. Pflanzen 63: 17-40. tifs 308MB 1996. Ecology and morphology of Blossfeldia liliputana (Cactaceae): a poikilohydric and almost astomate succulent. Botanica Acta 109(2): 161- 166. Georg Thieme Verlag, Stuttgart & New York, for the German Botanical Society. Porembski coauthor. tifs 62.7MB, pdf 4.2MB Bauhin, C. 1623. Pinax. t.p. only. tif 7.53MB 1671. Pinax, ed.2. t.p., pp. 384 (Melocactus), 458 (cacti). tifs 22.57MB BCSS Trustees 2006 (Jun 16) Two new BCSS Fellows. CactusWorld 24(2): 85-86. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. 2 portraits. Fellowships of Suzanne Mace & Rodney Sims. pdf: 219KB 2007 (Jun 16) A new BCSS Life Member and a new Fellow. CactusWorld 25(2): 101-102. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Life Membership of David Kirkbright, Fellowship of David Rushforth. pdf: 147KB 2009 (Jun). David Slade - a new BCSS Life Member. CactusWorld 27(2): 129. pdf 75KB 2009 (Dec 10). Two new BCSS Fellows. CactusWorld 27(4): 235-236. Fellowships of Colin Walker and David Quail. pdf 97.5KB Bensusan, Keith 2009. Taxonomy and conservation status of Moroccan stapeliads (Apocynaceae – Asclepiadoideae – Ceropegieae – Stapeliinae). Bulletin de l’Institute Scientifique 31(2): 67-77. Section Sciences de la Vie, Institut Scientifique, Rabat. Account of Apteranthes europea ssp. maura, A. joannis, A. munbyana, Caralluma subulata, Caudanthera edulis, Desmidorchis retrospiciens, Orbea decaisneana ssp. hesperidum, key to these taxa, and review of the stapeliad specimens in the Rabat Herbarium. 457KB Donated by Bert Jonkers, 23 Aug 2010. Bensusan, Keith, & Lamb, Brian M. 2009 (Jun) An epiphytic Euphorbia echinus Hook.f. & Coss. In the Anti Atlas of Morocco. Euphorbia World 5(1): 14-15. International Euphorbia Society, Giulianova, Italy Colour photo text-figs 1-2. pdf: 344KB Donated by Bert Jonkers, 23 Aug 2010. Bercht, C. A. Ludwig (1945- ) 2009-2010. Het geslacht Gymnocalycium, een overzicht. Succulenta 88-89. Nederlands Belgische vereniging van liefhebbers van cactussen en andere vetplanten, Oss, 7 parts. An overview of the genus Gymnocalycium. 1: Apr 2009 (publ. Mar) [Classification into groups] p. 84-90, colour photos 1-4, seed colour photos [1-15]. Tifs: 120MB, pdf: 3.32MB 2: Jun 2009 Group 1: Macrosemineum. p. 120-127, colour photos 1-21. tifs: 135MB, pdf: 4.3MB 3: Aug 2009 Group 3: Trichomosemineum. p. 182-189, text-figs 1-25 (24 colour photos, 1 coloured map). tifs: 109MB, pdf: 4.12MB 4: Oct 2009 Group 4: Pirisemineum. p. 193, 213-219, colour photos 1-18. tifs: 128MB, pdf: 4.23MB 5: Dec 2009 Group 9: Microsemineum. p. 266-272, colour photos 1-15. tifs: 103MB, pdf: 3.51MB 6: Feb 2010 Group 9, subgroup Spegazziniana. p. [1], 25-32, colour photos 1- 15. tifs: 160MB, pdf: 4.86MB 7: Apr 2010 Group 7: Horridispina. p. 79-86, colour photos 1-17. tifs: 126MB, pdf: 4.13MB 8: Jun 2010 Group 5: Chiquitana. p. 130-134, colour photos 1-12. tifs: 90MB, pdf: 2.64MB 9: Aug 2010 Group 2: Ovatisemineum, G. bruchii subgroup. p. 170-177, colour photos 1-15. tifs: 138MB; pdf: 3.83MB 10: Oct 2010 Group 2: Ovatisemineum, black seeded. p. 221-226, colour text- figs 1-11 (10 colour photos, 1 map). tifs: 105MB, pdf: 3.04MB Berger, A. 1904. Über einige unbeschriebene Echeverien. Gartenflora 53: 200-206. tif: 11.5MB, pdf: 1.31MB 1929. Kakteen. Eugen Ulmer, Stuttgart. CactusPro.com: http://www.cactuspro.com/lecture/Berger-Alwin/Kakteen/page-1.en.html Berresford, Peter 2005 (Sep 24) Hunting the hedgehog – the Mojave way. Brit. Cact. Succ. J. 23(3): 105-114. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Text-figs 1-20 tifs: 183MB, pdf: 5.5MB 2010 (Jun) Some encounters with thelocacti in habitat. CactusWorld 28(2): 65-76. pdf: 4.95MB Betteley, John 2005 (Dec 21) Success with Aloe haemanthifolia. Brit. Cact. Succ. J. 23(4): 186-187. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Text-figs 1-2. pdf: 307KB Bischofberger, Margrit, & Krell, Werner 2009 (Dec 29) Echeveria ‘Anit’. Sedum Society Newsletter (92) : 28-29. Sedum Society, Choppington, Northumberland. tifs: 22.4MB, pdf: 639KB Bischofberger, Margrit, & Mottram, Roy 2010 (Mar 20) Two mysterious hybrids. CactusWorld 28(1): 49-53. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. History of two hybrid Echeverioideae sold by Charles Simon in 1901. First description of Echeveria ‘Green Enigma’. pdf: 3.90MB Bödeker, Friedrich 1929 Mammillaria roseoalba Böd. Sp. nova. (Mit Abbild.). Monatsschrift der Deutschen Kakteen-Gesellschaft 1(4): 87-88. tifs: 23.4MB; pdf: 623KB Bonpland, Aimé J. A. (1773-1858) 1812-1817. Description des plantes rares cultivées à Malmaison et à Navarre. P. Didot, Paris. Out of 64 plates by Pancrace Bessa (1772- ), 2 are cacti as follows: 3: Cactus speciosus [Nopalxochia phyllanthoides] 36: Cactus ambiguus [Peniocereus serpentinus] http://www.botanicus.org/title/b1198563x Bradley, Richard (1688-1732) 1716-1727: The history of succulent plants/ Historia plantarum succulentarum 5 fascicles of 10 plates each. Missouri Bot. Gdn., Biodiversity Heritage Library http://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/title/b12181961#2 Botanicus http://www.botanicus.org/item/31753000934726 Braun, Pierre J., & Esteves Pereira, Eddie 2007 (Jun 16) A giant in the genus: Discocactus diersianus from Goiás, Central Brazil, Supplement to CactusWorld 25(2): 11-14. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. pdf: 1.11MB Esteves Pereira, Eddie, Hofacker, Andreas, & Braun, Pierre J. 2009. Bragaia estevesii (Cactaceae) – eine neue Kakteengattung und –art aus Bahia, Brasilien. Kakteen und andere Sukkulenten 60(12): 327-333. Deutsche Kakteen-Gesellschaft e.V., Pforzheim, [1] Dec 2009. tifs: 120MB, pdf: 3.44MB Briggs, David 2006 (Mar 18) A giant Opuntia clavarioides. CactusWorld 24(1): 17-18. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1-3. pdf: 935KB Britton, Nathaniel Lord (1859-1934) For biography, see Merrill, E. D. (1934). Britton, N. L. & Rose, J. N. 1919-1923. The Cactaceae 4 vols. CactusPro.com: http://www.cactuspro.com/biblio/en:britton_et_rose Brullo, Salvatore, Campo, Giovanni, Marceno, Cosimo, Romano, Salvatore, & Siracusa, Giuseppe 1998. Crassula campestris (Eckl. & Zeyh.) Endl. (Crassulaceae), a new record for the Italian flora. Willdenowia 28: 53-58. Botanischen Garten und Museum Berlin-Dahlem, Berlin-Dahlem. Graphic text-figs 1-3. A new location for Crassula campestris in Siciliy, near Palermo, found in 1990. pdf: 293KB Bruyns, Peter V. 2007 (Mar 12) A visit to Senegal, West Africa. CactusWorld 25(1): 43-47. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. pdf: 980KB Bruyns, Peter V., Farsi, Amina al, & Hedderson, Terry 2010 (Aug) Phylogenetic relationships of Caralluma R.Br. (Apocynaceae), Taxon 59(4): 1031-1043. International Association for Plant Taxonomy, Vienna. Text-figs 1-5. Identifies two major clades and nine subclades. pdf: 2.12MB Donated by Bert Jonkers, 23 Aug 2010. Burchell, William John (1781-1863) 1822-1824. Travels in the interior of southern Africa 2 vols. Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. Google Books: http://books.google.co.uk/books?rview=1&as_brr=3&q=Travels+in+the+inter ior+of+South+Africa+-+William+J+Burchell&btnG=Search+Books Some plates lacking and mixture of b&w and colour plates. Butterworth, Charles A., Butterworth, Kara M., Fitz Maurice, W. A., & Fitz Maurice, Betty 2007 (Jul 27) A localized loss of the chloroplast rpl16 intron in Mammillaria series Stylothelae (Cactaceae) delineates members of the M. crinita group. Bradleya 25: 187-192. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Reports on the discovery of an intron loss in Mammillaria ser. Stylothelae that is unique in the Cactaceae, and provides a clear circumscription for members of this series. pdf: 171KB Butterworth, Charles A., Cota-Sanchez, J. Hugo, & Wallace, Robert S. 2002. Molecular systematics of Tribe Cacteae (Cactaceae: Cactoideae): A phylogeny based on rp116 Intron Sequence Variation. Systematic Botany 27(2): 257-270. American Society of Plant Taxonomists, Tallahassee, Florida. 2 graphics. tifs: 250MB; pdf: 7.89MB Butterworth, Charles A., & Edwards, Erika J. 2008 (Nov 12). Investigating Pereskia and the earliest divergences in Cactaceae. Haseltonia 14: 46-53. Cactus and Succulent Society of America Inc., Pahrump. Graphic text-figs 1-3. Molecular data supporting a basal position for Pereskia relative to the Cactoideae, and confirms independent phylogenies of Pereskia s.s. & Rhodocactus. pdf: 488KB Donated by Bert Jonkers 12 Oct 2010. Butterworth, Charles A., & Wallace, Robert S. 2005. Molecular phylogenetics of the leafy cactus genus Pereskia (Cactaceae). Systematic Botany 30(4): 800-808. American Society of Plant Taxonomists, Tallahassee, Florida. Graphic text-figs 1-2. Molecular data showing different lineages for Pereskia s.s. and Rhodocactus. pdf: 702KB Donated by Bert Jonkers 12 Oct 2010. Buxbaum, F. 1953. Vorarbeiten zu einem phylogenetischen System der Cactaceae. Kakteen und andere Sukkulenten 4(1): 2-7. (Mar). tifs: 115MB 1958. The phylogenetic division of the subfamily Cereoideae, Cactaceae. Madroño 14(6): 177-206. tifs: 395MB 1968. Die Entwicklungslinien der Tribus Cereeae Britt. Et Rose emend. F. Buxbaum (Cactaceae – Cactoideae) I Teil: Die “brasilianischen Pilocereen”. Beiträge zur Biologie der Pflanzen 44(2): 215-276. Berlin. tifs: 980MB Borg, J. 1937. Cacti. 4 misc. pages. tifs & pdfs: 53.4MB Bravo Mendoza, Mariana, Espinosa Cantú, Adriana, Castellanos Vargas, Iván, & Cano-Santana, Zenóa 2007. Tamaño de Neobuxbaumia tetetzo y longitud de sus espinas apicales en un gradiente de luz bajo Mimosa luisana, un arbusto nodriza. Acta Botanica Mexicana (79): 69-80. Instituto de Ecología, Pátzcuaro. Graphic text-fig 1-6. Measurements of height and length of apical spines in Neobuxbaumia tetetzo when growing with the protection of nurse shrubs. pdf: 360KB Bry, Johann Theodor de (1561-1623) 1561. Icones quartae partis Indiae Orientalis 5: Cap. 21 A woodcut of vegetation and crops in Madagascar (then also known as Isle de St. Laurent), on the west coast near Ifaty, featuring Adansonia rubrostipa (A) and Didierea madagascariensis (D), to which the crop plants tea (B), sugar cane (E), crowberry (C) and ginger (F) have been planted as the land is cleared. Cabral Cordero, Ismael, Villarreal Quintanilla, José Ángel, & Estrada Castillón, Eduardo A. 2007. Agave albopilosa (Agavaceae, subgénero Littaea, grupo Striatae), una especie nueva de la Sierra Madre Oriental en el noreste de México. Acta Botanica Mexicana (80): 51-57. Instituto de Ecología, Pátzcuaro. Text-fig 1-3 (2 colour photos, 1 graphic). First description of Agave albopilosa. pdf: 527KB Calderón, Natalia, Zappi, Daniela, Taylor, Nigel, & Ceroni, Aldo 2007 (Jul 27) Taxonomy and conservation of Haageocereus Backeb. (Cactaceae) in Peru. Bradleya 25: 45-124. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Photo plates 1-17 (41 colour photos, 36 seed photos), graphic text-figs 1-11, coloured distribution maps 1-8. Revision of the 9 recognised species and 6 subspecies of Haageocereus based on morphological data. Conservation status assessments. First description of Haageocereus acranthus ssp. backebergii. pdf: 3.87MB Campbell, Mark, & Stephenson, Ray 2006 (Jun 16) A study of one of England’s largest natural sites for Sedum villosum. CactusWorld 24(2): 82-84. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Text-figs 1-4. pdf: 693KB Candolle, Augustin Pyramus de (1778-1841) Plantarum historia succulentarum. Histoire des plantes grasses. Paris, [1798] 1799-1832[-37]. 3 vols. Issued in parts 1-31, plus an unpublished part 32. 49 plates by P. J. Redouté. Text by A. P. de Candolle in parts 1-28, and by J. A. Guillemin thereafter. Missouri Botanical Garden, Botanicus: http://www.botanicus.org/title/b12032670 Cardenas, M. 1965. Deux nouveaux echinopsis du centre de la Bolivie. Cactus (Paris) 20(85): 109-110. tifs: 38.8MB 1970. New Bolivian Cactaceae Part XII. Cactus and Succulent Journal (US) 42(1): 30-39. tifs: 160MB, pdf: 5.19MB Carr, John 2007 (13 Dec) The voice of experience: a guide to cultivation specially for newcomers and juniors [1]. CactusWorld 25(4): 198-200. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1-5. Cultivation hints for novices. pdf: 648KB 2008 (13 Mar) The voice of experience: a guide to cultivation specially for newcomers and juniors [2]. CactusWorld 26(1): 51-53. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1-3. pdf: 340KB Carrillo-Reyes, Pablo, & Pérez-Calix, Emmanuel 2008. Thompsonella nellydiegoae (Crassulaceae), una nueva especie del sur de México. Acta Botánica Mexicana (84): 9-15. Instituto de Ecología, Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México, Pátzcuaro. Text-figs. 1-2 (6 colour photos, 1 graphic). First description of Thompsonella nellydiegoae. pdf: 1.87MB Carter, Susan 2004 Euphorbias of southern Morocco. Cactus and Succulent Journal(US) 76(6): 34-37. Cactus and Succulent Society of America, Pahrump. Colour photo text-figs [1-9]. pdf: 5.74MB Donated by Bert Jonkers, 23 Aug 2010. Carter, Susan & Lavranos, John J. 2009 (Jul 29) Priority of Aloe teissieri over Aloe andohahelensis. Bradleya 27: 159-160. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Presents a case for the priority of Aloe teissieri over A. andohahelensis following research into their publication dates. pdf: 42.6KB Carter, Susan & Powys, Anne 2009 (Dec 10). Euphorbia iloitaii, a new tree species from Kenya. CactusWorld 27(4): 209-212. pdf: 706KB Castañeda Rojas, Alejandro, Franco Martínez, I. Sonia, & García Mendoza, Abisaí 2005 Jul. Manfreda galvaniae (Agavaceae), especie nueva de México, con nota sobre la ubicación taxonómica de M. malinaltenangensis Matuda y su lectotipificación. Acta Botánica Mexicana (72): 65-76. .Instituto de Ecología A.C., Pátzcuaro. Text-fig 1-3 (5 colour photos, 1 graphic). First description of Manfreda galvaniae and lectotypification of M. malinaltenangensis. pdf: 975KB. Castillejos Cruz, Carlos, & Solano, Eloy 2008. Manfreda bulbulifera (Agavaceae), especie nueva de México. Acta Botánica Mexicana (82): 67-73. .Instituto de Ecología A.C., Pátzcuaro. Graphic text-fig 1. First description of Manfreda bulbulifera. pdf: 329KB. Castillon, Jean-Bernard 2006 (21 Jun) Two new species of Aloe (Asphodelaceae) from Madagascar. Bradleya 24: 67-72. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. First description of Aloe charlotteae & A. mitsioana pdf: 3.70MB 2006 (18 Sep) Aloe antonii Castillon, a new species of Asphodelaceae from the western coast of Madagascar. CactusWorld 24(3): 129-132. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1-7. pdf: 1.47MB 2007 (Mar 12) A new species of Aloe (Asphodelaceae) from northernmost Madagascar. CactusWorld 25(1): 12-14. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. pdf: 819KB 2008 (Jun 13) Aloe aurelienii, a new species of Aloe (Asphodelaceae) from eastern Madagascar. CactusWorld 26(2): 109-113. pdf: 678KB 2008 (Dec 12). Aloe ifanadianae J-B Castillon, a new species of Aloe (Asphodelaceae) from eastern Madagascar. CactusWorld 26(4): 237-242. pdf: 899KB 2009 (Mar 12) Aloe johannis-philippei, a new Aloe (Asphodelaceae) from the high mountains of central Madagascar. CactusWorld 27(1): 51-56. pdf: 1.17MB 2009 (Jul 29) Rectification of a mistake by G. W. Reynolds on a Malagasy Aloe (Asphodelaceae) and description of a new species. Bradleya 27: 145- 152. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1- 12. First description of Aloe newtonii as a replacement name for an earlier misidentification. pdf: 685KB 2010 (Jan) Description of two new Madagascan taxa in the genus Aloe (Asphodelaceae); about Aloe mandotoensis J-B Castillon. Cactus-Aventures International (85): i, 2-8. Joël Lodé, Cuevas del Almanzora, Spain, Jan 2010. tifs: 124MB, pdf: 3.52MB Castillon, Jean-Bernard, & Castillon, Jean-Philippe 2007 (Mar 12) The recent discovery of the first wild population of Moringa hildebrandtii (Moringaceae) in Madagascar. CactusWorld 25(1): 37-41. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. pdf: 1.96MB Castillon, Jean-Philippe 2008 (13 Mar) Aloe ambositrae J-P Castillon, a new species of Asphodelaceae from the highlands of Madagascar. CactusWorld 26(1): 31- 34. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1-10. First description. pdf: 846KB 2009 (Sep) A new small Aloe (Asphodelaceae) from the north-eastern coast of Madagascar. CactusWorld 27(3): 177-179. pdf: 377KB Charles, Graham 2005 (Apr 1) The plants in the BCSS Brazilian cactus seed offer. Brit. Cact. Succ. J. 23(1): 3-8. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1-9. pdf: 2.84MB 2005 (Apr 1) Bookshelf: Cacti of Eastern Brazil. Brit. Cact. Succ. J. 23(1): 11-12. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. tifs: 37.0MB; pdf: 736KB 2008 (Jul 18) Notes on Maihueniopsis Spegazzini (Cactaceae). Bradleya 26: 63-74. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1-19, coloured maps 1-2. Eight accepted species and 2 subspecies. 2.98MB (2010 Jul) Two new matucanas from northern Peru, Quepo 24: 63-75. Sociedad Peruana de cactus y suculentas, Lima. Colour photos [1-18]. First descriptions of Matucana oreodoxa ssp. roseiflora & M. paucicostata ssp. hoxeyi. pdf: 1.19MB Donated by Graham Charles 19 Aug 2010. 2010 (Jul 20) Notes on Borzicactus in northern Peru. Bradleya 28: [i], 1-14, [iv]. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1-31. First descriptions of Borzicactus hutchisonii and Borzicactus longiserpens ssp. erectus and notes on related species. pdf: 2.3MB Cházaro Basáñez, Miguel J., Jimeno-Sevilla, H. David, & Oliva-Rivera, Héctor 2010 Oct. Agave gomezpompae Cházaro & Jimeno-Sevilla. A new species of Agave (Agavaceae) from central Veracruz, Mexico. Cactus-Aventures International (88): 2-11. Joël Lodé, Villaricos, Spain. Text-figs 1-3 (8 colour photos, 2 graphics). First description. tifs: 154MB, pdf: 5.07MB Cházaro Basánez, Miguel J., Tapia-Muñoz, Jose Luis, & Narave-Flores, Hector 2006 (14 Dec) Heliocereus cinnabarinus (Eichlam ex Weing.) Britton & Rose at a possible new location in Veracruz, Mexico. CactusWorld 24(4): 174-176. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1-3. pdf: 406KB Cházaro Basánez, Miguel J., Vásquez-García, J. Antonio, & Vargas-Rodriguez, Yalma Luisa 2005 (Dec 12) Agave valenciana (Agavaceae), a gigantic new species from Jalisco, Mexico, Novon 15: 525-530. Missouri Botanical Garden, St. Louis. Text-figs 1-2. First description of Agave valenciana. pdf: 166KB Christie, Bill 2005 (Sep 24) Finding Sulcorebutia christiei. Brit. Cact. Succ. J. 23(3): 128- 131. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1- 8. tifs: 74.1MB, pdf: 2.24MB Christie, Susan J., Dutton, Roderic W., Hannon, Dylan P., Miller, Anthony G., & Oakman, Neil A. 2005 (Jul 22) Aloe jawiyon, a new species from Soqotra (Yemen). Bradleya 23: 23-30. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text- figs 1-12. First description of Aloe jawiyon. pdf: 2.78MB Cochard, Y. & Schweich, D. 2009. Cactus & succulent books digital library, cactuspro.com. Cactus Aventures (82): 24-29. tifs: 90.8MB, pdf: 2.8MB Commelijn, Jan (1629-1692) 1697-1701. Horti medici Amstelodamensis Work in progress, tifs: 848MB so far. Complete work at Missouri Botanical Garden, Botanicus: http://www.botanicus.org/title/b11936824 Corbett, Margery 1977 Nov. The engraved title-page of John Gerarde’s Herball or Generall Historie of Plantes 1597. Journal of the Society for the Bibliography of Natural History 8(3): 231-234. Society for the Bibliography of Natural History, Natural History Museum, London. 1 text-fig (title-page). Explanations of the characters and objects appearing in the title-page of Gerard’s herbal. pdf: 4.72MB 1981 Apr. The emblematic title-page to Stirpium Adversaria nova by Petro Pena and Mathias de L’Obel (1570). Archives of Natural History 10(1): 111-117. Society for the Bibliography of Natural History, Natural History Museum, London. 1 text-fig (title-page). Explanations of the characters and objects appearing in the title-page of Stirpium Adversaria nova. pdf: 1.06MB Cota Sánchez, J. Hugo 1993 Jan-Feb. Pollination syndromes in the genus Echinocereus: A review. Cactus and Succulent Journal (US) 65(1): 19-26. Cactus and Succulent Society of America Inc., Des Moines. Text-figs 1-5 (2 colour photos, 3 photos). Identifies E. leucanthus as hawkmoth, E. triglochidiatus & pensilis as bird, and the rest as bee pollinated. pdf: 5.63MB 2003 Nov 5. Taxonomy, distribution, rarity status and uses of Canadian cacti. Haseltonia 9: 17-25. Cactus and Succulent Society of America Inc., Pahrump. Text-figs 1-4 (11 colour photos). Overview of the 4 cactus taxa native to Canada: Escobaria vivipara var. vivipara, Opuntia fragilis var. fragilis, Opuntia humifusa, Opuntia polyacantha var. polyacantha. pdf: 7.2MB 2004. Vivipary in the Cactaceae: Its taxonomic occurrence and biological significance. Flora 199: 481-490. Elsevier, Amsterdam. Colour photo text- figs 1-18. 8 examples of vivipary described. pdf: 9.2MB Cota Sánchez, J. Hugo & Abreu, Deusa D. 2007 Nov. Vivipary and offspring survival in the epiphytic cactus Epiphyllum phyllanthus (Cactaceae). Journal of Experimental Botany 58(14): 3865-3873. Oxford University Press, London. Text-figs 1-2 (5 colour photos, 1 graphic). Seed numbers in the fruits of Epiphyllum phyllanthus vary from 197 to 230, with 97.5-99% germinating viviparously. There is a high mortality rate of the transplants, especially during the first week. pdf: 471KB Cota Sánchez, J. Hugo, & Bomfim Patricio, Márcia C. 2010. Seed morphology, polyploidy and the evolutionary history of the epiphytic cactus Rhipsalis baccifera (Cactaceae). Polibotánica (29): 107- 129. Mexico City.Text-figs 1-5 (3 colour photos, 20 SEM seed & stomata photos). Reveals that New World Rhipsalis baccifera are diploid, while Old World subspecies are tetraploid or octaploid. The highrploidy levels correlate with larger cells, stem, fruit and seed size, and a higher density of stomata. However, the stomatal cell size remains the same. pdf: 497KB Cota Sánchez, J. Hugo, & Crouch, D. Shannon 2008. Notizen zur Blütenbiologie von Praecereus euchlorus subsp. euchlorus (Cactaceae)/Notes on the floral biology of Praecereus euchlorus subsp. euchlorus. Schumannia 5: 99-103. Deutsche Kakteen-Gesellschaft e.V., Pforzheim. Colour photo text-figs 1-4. Observations on flowers of Praecereus in cultivation that remained unopened while exserting an expanded stigma. Condition of the stigma surface suggest that the lobes may be receptive but self-incompatible. pdf: 3.57MB Cota Sánchez, J. Hugo, & Philbrick, C. T. 1994 Aug. Chromosome number and polyploidy in the genus Echinocereus. American Journal of Botany 81(8): 1054-1062. Botanical Society of America, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Text-figs 1-15 (14 photos, 1 map). Chromosome data for 16 taxa in 12 species of Echinocereus. Polyploid taxa range from medium to high latitudes and altitudes relative to the overall distribution. Polyploidy, hybridisation and cryptic gene rearrangements are thought to be the major causes of new speciation in the genus. pdf: 2.1MB Cota Sánchez, J. Hugo, Reyes-Olivas, Álvaro, & Sanchez-Soto, Bardo 2007 Sep. Vivipary in coastal cacti: a potential reproductive strategy in halophytic environments. American Journal of Botany 94(9): 1577-1581. Botanical Society of America, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Text-figs 1-3 (8 colour photos, 1 graphic). Records of vivipary in nature in a further four species of cacti. pdf: 398KB Cota Sánchez, J. Hugo, Rebman, Jon P., & Wallace Robert S. 1996. Chromosome numbers in Ferocactus (Cactaceae, Cactoideae). Cytologia 61: 431-437. The Japan Mendel Society, Tokyo. Graphic text-figs 1-5. pdf: 1.2MB Cota Sánchez, J. Hugo, & Wallace Robert S. 1995. Karyotypic studies in the genus Echinocereus and its taxonomic implications. Cytologia 48(2): 105-122. The Japan Mendel Society, Tokyo. Photo text-figs 1-14. Mitotic chromosome study of 11 diploid (2n = 22) species of Echinocereus and five varieties of the polyploid (2n = 44) E. engelmannii.pdf: 799KB 1997 Jul-Sep. Chloroplast DNA evidence for divergence in Ferocactus and its relationships to North American columnar cacti (Cactaceae, Cactoideae). Systematic Botany 22(3): 529-542. American Society of Plant Taxonomists, Laramie, Wyoming. Graphic text-fig. 1. Concludes that Ferocactus is paraphyletic with 3 major lineages. It also supports monophyly of the tribe Pachycereeae as well as its two subtribes Stenocereinae and Pachycereinae. Stenocereus dumortieri found to be basal, forming a phylogenetically distinct lineage from Stenocereus s.str., and thus supports the recognition of Isolatocereus as a distinct genus. pdf: 1.7MB Cronk, Q. C. B. 1988 Feb. W. J. Burchell and the botany of St. Helena. Archives of Natural History 15(1): 45-60. Society for the Bibliography of Natural History, Natural History Museum, London. 1 text-fig (watercolour self-portrait of Burchell sketching Agave lurida). Burchell’s plant collections in St. Helena 1805-1810. pdf: 1.37MB Crook, Ivor, Arnold, John, & Lowry, Martin 2003 (Aug 11) Austrocylindropuntia lagopus – clarification of nomenclature and observations in habitat. Bradleya 21: 87-92. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Text-figs 1-10 (7 colour photos, 2 photos, 1 coloured distribution map). Lays to rest past misidentifications of Opuntia lagopus and a neotype is selected. pdf: 534KB Crook, Richard, & Mottram, Roy 2003 (Aug 11) Opuntia index Part 9: S. Bradleya 21: 63-86. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Text-figs 78-92 (17 photos, 2 colour graphics). pdf: 429KB 2004 (May 28) Opuntia index Part 10: T-V. Bradleya 22: 53-76. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Text-figs 93-107 (16 photos, 1 colour graphic, 4 graphics). pdf: 1.93MB 2005 (Jul 22) Opuntia index Part 11: W-Z, cultivars. Bradleya 23: 57-78. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Photo text-figs 108-121 (9 colour). pdf: 659KB Cruz, Martinus de la, & Badianus, Juannes 1552. Codex Barberini, Latin 241 [The Cruz-Badianus Codex] Vatican Library, Rome. Succulent plant extracts (8pp.) pdf: 3.4MB Cuadrado, Graciela A., & Garralla, Silvina S. 2009. Palinología de los géneros de Cactaceae Maihuenia (Maihuenioideae) y Pereskia (Pereskioideae) de Argentina. Bonplandia 18(1): 5-12. Instituto de Botánica del Nordeste, Corrientes. Photo text-figs 1-2. Descriptions of tricolpate Maihuenia and6-14 pantocolpate Pereskia pollen. Pdf: 261KB Donated by Bert Jonkers 12 Oct 2010. Damaio, Pablo, Barfuss, Michael H. J., Till, Walter, & Chiapella, Jorge 2010 (Jul) Phylogenetic relationships and infrageneric classification of the genus Gymnocalycium: insights from molecular data. Gymnocalycium 23 Sonderausgabe 2010: 925-946. Arbeitsgruppe Gymnocalycium, Eugendorf, Austria. Graphic text-figs 1-4, colour photo gallery [1-70]. Molecular phylogeny of Gymnocalycium. Pages 938-946 are a photo gallery of representative taxa from each clade. Pages 925-937 tifs: 315MB, pdf: 8.72MB. Pages 938-946 tifs: 221MB; pdf: 4.36MB Damsma, Henk & Margreet 2009 (Mar 12) Maybe the most beautiful botanical garden in South America. CactusWorld 27(1): 31-37. pdf: 1.49MB Dance, S. Peter 1980 Apr. Hugh Cuming (1791-1865) Prince of collectors. Journal of the Society for the Bibliography of Natural History 9(4): 477-501. Society for the Bibliography of Natural History, Natural History Museum, London. 1 portrait. pdf: 6.3MB Davies, Christopher 2008 (13 Mar) A visit to the Valley of Tehuacán. CactusWorld 26(1): 5-20. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1-22. Travelogue of a visit to Mexico in Feb 2005. pdf: 3.61MB De Boer, Hindrik Wijbrand 1955 (Jan-Feb) Lithops gesinae de Boer sp. nov. Succulenta 34(1): 2-3. Nederlands-Belgische Vereniging van Liefhebbers van Cactussen en andere Vetplanten. 1 photo. First description. tifs: 25.8MB, pdf: 632KB DeChaine, Eric G., & Martin, Andrew P. 2005 (Mar) Marked genetic divergence among sky island populations of Sedum lanceolatum (Crassulaceae) in the Rocky Mountains. American Journal of Botany 92(3): 477-486. Botanical Society of America, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Alpine and arctic species survive glacial periods in refugia at the periphery of glaciers. DNA sequencing is used to examine survival mechanisms in Sedum lanceolatum as a case study. 363KB Delanoy, Gérard 2005 (Apr 1) The flowering of Harrisia earlei. Brit. Cact. Succ. J. 23(1): 21- 22. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1-3. pdf: 357KB Desfontaines, René Louiche (1750-1833) 1804. Tableau de l’école de botanique. J. A. Brosson, Paris. Free online website by Bibliothèque National de France, Gallica, at: http://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/bpt6k97665r.zoom.r=mesembryanthemum.f1.l angEN Descole, H. R. (Castellanos & Lelong) 1943. Genera et species plantarum Argentinarum 1 Opuntiales vel Cactales. Guillermo Kraft Ltda., Buenos Aires. Selected pages. tifs: 96.3MB De Vries, Johan, & Gertel, Willi 2006 (18 Sep) Sulcorebutia tarabucoensis ssp. patriciae. CactusWorld 24(3): 109-113. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text- figs 1-16. pdf: 1.7MB Dillenius, J. J. (1687-1747) 1732. Hortus Elthamensis Gallica: http://visualiseur.bnf.fr/CadresFenetre?O=NUMM- 96818&I=3&M=pagination Dioscorides, Pedanius (c.40-90) c.64. De materia medica. Latin, Greek, Arabic manuscripts. Osbaldeston, T. A., & Wood, R. P. 2000. Dioscorides de Materia Medica. Being an herbal with many other medicinal materials written in Greek in the first century of the common era. A new indexed version in modern English by T. A. Osbaldeston and R. P. A. Wood Ibidis Press, Johannesburg. Based on a Greek manuscript compiled by Dioscorides, and including about a hundred more plants than were known to Theophrastus, some two centuries before. Illustrated with graphics mainly from Brunfels (1530), Fuchs (1542) and Faguet (1880). Extracts include pages: iii (title page), xi-xiii (original dedication), and the following pages with succulents Book page Dioscorides Possible identity number & name 1. Aromatics No succulents 2. Creatures, 274, 277 2-150 Andrachne Portulaca oleracea cereals & spices 277 2-151 Andrachne Portulaca oleracea agria ssp. silvestris 302 2-174 Ornithogalon Ornithogalum umbellatum 362 2-217 Telephion Sedum (Hylotelephium) telephium 3. Roots 393-394 3-25 Aloe Aloe vera & others 481-482 3-96 Euphorbion Euphorbia lamarckii 522 3-140 Phullon Kalanchoe petitiana var. neumannii 538 3-168 Kepaia Insufficient data 4. Other herbs & 591 4-45 Rhodia radix Sedum roseum roots (Phedimus stevenianus) 644 4-89 Aeizoon to Aeonium arboreum mega 644, 647 4-90 Aeizoon to Sedum rupestre mixron 647 4-91 Aeizoon Sedum acre eteron 647 4-92 Kotuledon Umbilicus rupestris 648 4-93 Kotuledon Aeonium eteron canariense 724 4-165 Tithumalos Euphorbia 727 4-165f. Tithumalos Euphorbia dendrites dendroides 729 4-169 Peplion Portulaca coralloides or P. oleracea ssp. 5. Vines & wines No succulents tifs: 167MB; pdf: 9.18MB Donald, J. D., & Buining, A. F. 1965. Revision of the genus Rebutia K.Schumann. The Cactus and Suculent Journal of Great Britain 27(2-4). Cactus and Succulent Society of Great Britain, Seaford, Sussex, 3 Parts. [1]: May 1965. Revision of the genus Rebutia K.Schumann. 27(2): 34-41, photos [1-4]. tifs: 74MB, pdf: 2.96MB [2]: Aug 1965. Revision of the genus Rebutia. 27(3): 55-59, 1 photo. Tifs: 31MB, pdf: 1.62MB [3]: Nov 1965. Further new rebutias. 27: 76-80, photos [1-2, captions reversed]. Revision of the genus Rebutia, additional note. 27: 80. tifs: 36.3MB, pdf: 1.74MB Parts 2-3 of the lecture given by Burgermaster A. F. H. Buining and J. D. Donald to the Cactus and Succulent Society of Great Britain jointly with the London Branch of the National Cactus and Succulent Society. Plus notes on 6 new species described by Ritter, contributed by John Donald. Donati, Davide 2010 Oct. Una nuova, eccezionale specie appartenente al genere Corynopuntia Knuth/A new, very interesting species belonging to the genus Corynopuntia Knuth. Piante Grasse 30(3): 115-119. Associazione Italiana Amatiori delle Piante Succulente, Rome. Colour photo text-figs 1-5. First description of Corynopuntia guccinii. tifs: 80.8MB; pdf: 2.37MB Dorr, Laurence J., & Holland, D. 2000 Oct. Bibliography of Joseph Andorfer Ewan (1909-1999). Archives of Natural History 23(2): 261-266. Society for the Bibliography of Natural History, Natural History Museum, London. pdf: 1.97MB Doweld, A. B. 2002 On the genus Airampoa Frič. Turczaninowia 5(2): 26-31. tifs: 40MB, pdf: 4.26MB Dringman, Dixie 2010 (Sep 16) Destination: Forever Ranch. CactusWorld 28(3): 139-146. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1-9. A visit to the Destination: Forever Ranch and Gardens, near Yucca, Arizona. Local conservation problems discussed. pdf: 1.01MB Druce, Anthony P., & Given, David R. 1984. New combinations in New Zealand Crassula (Crassulaceae). New Zealand Journal of Botany 22: 583. Wellington, 1984. Six transfers from Tillaea to Crassula. 77KB Donated by Ray Stephenson, Jul 2010. Duret, Clément 2004 (May 28) Obetia ficifolia (Urticaceae): a pachycaul nettle in danger. Bradleya 22: 43-52. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Text-figs 1-15 (10 photos, 4 colour graphics, 1 coloured distribution map). Conservation status of a Réunion endemic. pdf: 626KB Edmondson, John 2002 Jun. Richard Bradley (c.1688-1732): an annotated bibliography. Archives of Natural History 29(2): 177-212. Society for the Bibliography of Natural History, Natural History Museum, London. Text-fig 1 (frontisp. to Fairchild’s The city gardener 1722). Extensive bibliography. pdf: 3.48MB 2004 Apr. Liverpool Botanic Garden’s library catalogues. Archives of Natural History 31(1): 167-168. Society for the Bibliography of Natural History, Natural History Museum, London. Historical short note. pdf: 102KB Edmondson, John, & Rowley, Gordon D. 2003 (Aug 11) The Liverpool Botanic Garden and its cultivated succulents. Bradleya 21: 29-38. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Text-figs 1-12 (8 colour photos, 3 photos, 1 graphic). History of the Liverpool Botanic Garden, founded 1802. pdf: 305KB Edwards, Erika J. 2006. Correlated evolution of stem and leaf hydraulic traits in Pereskia (Cactaceae). New Phytologist 172: 479-489. Wiley-Blackwell, Oxford, for the New Phytologist Trust. Graphic text-figs 1-3. Examines water-use traits in 7 spp. of Pereskia, and attempts to correlate them with environmental factors. pdf: 457KB Donated by Bert Jonkers 12 Oct 2010. Edwards, Erika J., & Diaz, Miriam 2006. Ecological physiology of Pereskia guamacho, a cactus with leaves. Plant Cell and Environment 29: 247-256. Wiley-Blackwell, Oxford, for the American Society of Plant Biologists. Graphic text-figs 1-5. Water relations and photosynthesis of Pereskia guamacho. Most carbon was found t be assimilated by the leaves via the C3 pathway, but during prolonged drought CAM photosynthesis takes over. Water use is conservative and tightly regulated by the leaves. pdf: 193KB Donated by Bert Jonkers 12 Oct 2010. Edwards, Erika J., & Donoghue, Michael J. 2006 (Jun) Pereskia and the origin of the cactus life-form. The American Naturalist 167(6): 777-793. The University of Chicago, Chicago. Text-figs 1-7 (4 colour photos, 6 graphics). pdf: 3.58MB Donated by Bert Jonkers 12 Oct 2010. Edwards, Erika J., Nyffeler, Reto, and Donoghue, Michael J. 2005. Basal cactus phylogeny: Implications of Pereskia (Cactaceae) paraphyly for the transition to the cactus life form. American Journal of Botany 92(7): 1177-1188. Botanical Society of America, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Text-figs 1-5. Investigates early relationships in cacti. Notably placing species of Pereskia in two distinct lineages. 266KB Donated by Bert Jonkers 12 Oct 2010. Edwards, Phyllis I. 1978 May. The taxonomic importance of the original drawings of published illustrations, with special reference to those of the 17th and 18th centuries relating to the flora of the Cape of Good Hope. Journal of the Society for the Bibliography of Natural History 7(1): 125-141. Society for the Bibliography of Natural History, Natural History Museum, London. Plates 1-3 (incl. 7 figs). The importance of early drawings as types and how they frequently differ from the versions subsequently published. 7.03MB Eggli, Urs, & Leuenberger, Beat Ernst 2000 (28 Jan) Eulychnia castanea – “Not easily accessible either by land or by sea”. Cactus and Succulent Journal (US) 72(1): 36-39. Cactus and Succulent Society of America Inc., Pahrump. History & typification of Eulychnia castanea. tifs: 43.7MB; pdf: 1.92MB Eggli, U., & Nyffeler, Reto 2007 (Jul 27) Parodia allosiphon (Marchesi) N.P.Taylor (Cactaceae – Cactoideae) – a cladistically ‘basal’ species with a restricted distribution range. (Notes towards a checklist of Cactaceae of Uruguay, 2). Bradleya 25: 37-44. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Text-figs 1-6 (5 colour photos, 1 coloured distribution map). Description, conservation status, and systematics of Parodia allosiphon. 4.53MB 2009 (Jul 29) Living under temporarily arid conditions – succulence as as adaptive strategy. Bradleya 27: 13-36. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1-26. Description of the various ways that succulence is used as a means of overcoming temporary water deficit. pdf: 667KB Ehrenberg, C. G. (& Schumann, C. M.) 1828(1900). Symbolae physicae. 1828 t.p., 1900 t.p., Vorwort, p. 5-6, 13, 25, 27, t.4, 7, 8, 13. tifs: 86.9MB Complete work at Missouri Botanical Garden, Botanicus: http://www.botanicus.org/title/b11683818 Engelmann, Georg (1809-1884) 1848. Appendix in Emory, W. H., Notes of a military reconnoissance, from Fort Leavenworth, in Missouri, to San Diego, in California, including part of Arkansas, del Norte, and Gila Rivers. [Senate] Executive No.7 edn. (Jul- Aug). Selected pages. tifs: 59.2MB 1858 Cactaceae of the boundary, in Emory, W. H., Report on the United States and Mexican boundary survey 2(1): [1]-78, t. 1-75. Washington. Missouri Botanical Garden, Botanicus: http://www.botanicus.org/title/b11827993 Espejo Serna, Adolfo, López Ferrari, Ana Rosa, & Ramírez Morillo, Ivón M. 2008. Dos nuevos especies de Hechtia (Bromeliaceae, Pitcairnioideae) del centro de México. Acta Botánica Mexicana (83): 49-61. Instituto de Ecología, Pátzcuaro. Text-figs 1-4 (11 colour photos, 1 graphic). First descriptions of Hechtia pretiosa & H. zamudioi. pdf: 884KB Espejo Serna, Adolfo, López Ferrari, Ana Rosa, Ramírez Morillo, Ivón M., & Martínez Correa, Nancy 2007. Dos nuevos especies de Hechtia (Bromeliaceae) de México. Acta Botánica Mexicana (78): 97-109. Instituto de Ecología, Pátzcuaro. Text-figs 1- 5 (8 colour photos, 3 graphics). First descriptions of Hechtia nuusaviorum & H. perotensis. pdf: 1.2MB Esteves Pereira, Eddie, Hofacker, Andreas, & Braun, Pierre J. 2009. Bragaia estevesii (Cactaceae) – eine neue Kakteengattung und –art aus Bahia, Brasilien. Kakteen und andere Sukkulenten 60(12): 327-333. Deutsche Kakteen-Gesellschaft e.V., Pforzheim, [1] Dec 2009. tifs: 120MB, pdf: 3.44MB Ewan, Joseph 1963 Nov. Andrew Alverson (1845-1916) of California and his Cactus Catalogue. Journal of the Society for the Bibliography of Natural History 4(3): 170-177. Society for the Bibliography of Natural History, Natural History Museum, London. Photo plates (incl. portrait) 1-2, text-figs 1-2 (cover & p.3 of catalogue). A biography of Andrew Halstead Alverson, and the story of his catalogue of late 1893 or early 1894, an earlier edition than the better known edition of late 1894 or early 1895. pdf: 7.3MB Faúndez, Luis, & Kiesling, Roberto 2007 Dec. Nuevas combinaciones en Cactaceae, in Zuloaga, Fernando O., Morrone, Osvaldo, & Belgrano, Manuel J., Novedades taxonómicas y nomenclaturales para La Flora Vascular de Con Sur de Sudamérica, Darwiniana 45(2): 236-241. Instituto de Botánica Darwinion, Buenos Aires. New names and combinations preliminary to the publication of a catalogue of the vascular plants of Cono Sur. Includes 8 new names in Cactaceae. pdf: 184KB Fernandes, Rosette Mercedes Saraiva Batarda 1982 (Nov 25) Crassulaceae in Exell, A. W., Mendonça, F. de A., Mendes, E. J., & Fernandes, A. (ed.) Conspectus florae angolensis elaborado pelo Instituto botanico de Coimbra com a colaboração do Museu britanico (British Museum) fundado por L. Wittnich Carrisso. Ministério do Ultramar, Junta de Investigações Coloniais, Lisbon, 4 vols, 1937-1982. Vol. Fam. 70: Crassulaceae (Fernandes): [1]-39. Graphic plates 1-2. tifs: 692MB, pdf: 13.7MB Ferryman, R. 2009 (Sep) Searching for pyrrhocacti. CactusWorld 27(3): 141-150. pdf: 1.72MB Figueiredo, Estrela, & Smith, Gideon 2010 (Jul 20) What’s in a name: epithets in Aloe L. (Asphodelaceae) and what to call the next new species. Bradleya 28: 79-102. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Etymological dictionary of aloe epithets. pdf: 544KB Fitz Maurice, W. A. & Betty 2006 (Mar 18) Fieldnotes: Mammillaria manana sp. nova. CactusWorld 24(2): 7-11. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Text-figs 1-10. pdf: 902KB 2009 (Dec 10). A new look at Mammillaria zublerae. CactusWorld 27(4): 213-215. pdf: 425KB Fitz Maurice, W. A. & Betty, Etter, Julia, & Kristen, Martin 2006 (14 Dec) Echinocactus grusonii, a new location for the Golden Barrel. CactusWorld 24(4): 169-173. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1-8. pdf: 1.56MB 2008 (13 Mar) A challenging passage through the Barranca Toliman in Hidalgo, Mexico. CactusWorld 26(1): 35-40. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1-8. Journey through a deep river gorge in spring 2007, with additional notes on Mammillaria glochidiata & Echeveria tolimanensis. pdf: 861KB Flanagan, Kathy 2009 (Mar 12) Coryphantha kracikii. CactusWorld 27(1): 61-62. pdf: 350KB Förster, Carl Friedrich 1846. Handbuch der Cacteenkunde in ihrem ganzen Umfange, oder die erfolgreichsten, auf die neuesten Crsahrungen gegründeten kulturangaben, sowie ausführliche und genaue Beschreibung und berichtigte Synonymik sammtlicher bis jetzt bekannt gewordener Cacteen, und überhaupt alles in Bezug auf diese Pflanzenfamilie sonst nur Wissenswerthe. Jm. Fr. Möller, Leipzig. Missouri Botanical Garden, Botanicus: http://www.botanicus.org/title/b12025318 Förster, Carl Friedrich & Rümpler, Theodor 1886. Handbuch der Cacteenkunde in ihrem ganzen Umfange nach dem gegenwärtigen Stande der Wissenschaft bearbeitet und durch die seit 1846 begrundeten Gattungen und neu eingeführten Arten vermehrt. Zweite gänzlich umgearbeitete Auflage. Der gesammte Gartenbau. IV. Band. Im. Tr. Wöller, Leipzig. Missouri Botanical Garden, Botanicus: http://www.botanicus.org/title/b12025306 Forster, Paul I. 2003 (Aug 11) Aloe bruynsii (Asphodelaceae: Alooideae. Bradleya 21: 53- 56. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1-4. First description of Aloe bruynsii. pdf: 224KB Foster, Gillian 2005 (Aug 25) Saguaro – monarch of the Sonoran Desert. Brit. Cact. Succ. J. 23(2): 67-70. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Text-figs 1-6. Notes on Carnegiea gigantea. pdf: 927KB Frič, Alberto Vojtech 1929 (1 Aug) Möllers Deutsche Gärtner-Zeitung 44(22): 253-255. Erfurt. First description of Oreocereus irigoyenii Frič. tiffs: 25.3MB, pdf: 2.95MB 1930 (1 Jan) Kakteen als Bepflanzung der Felsenpartien. II. Über die Akklimatisations-Möglichkeit der kugel- und säulenförmigen Kakteen. (Mit Prämilerung.), Möllers Deutsche Gärtner-Zeitung 45(1): 42-44. Erfurt. Report on new cacti found on his 1929 expedition to Argentina, including the first description of Friesia umadeave. pdf: 2.22MB Fu, Kunjun, Fu, Kun-tsun, Ohba, Hideaki, & Gilbert, Michael G. 2001. Crassulaceae in Flora of China Editorial Committee, Flora of China 8: 202-270. An English-language revision of the Flora Republicae Popularis Sinicae (FRPS). 752KB Gallo, Lorenzo 2008. Jovibarba globifera (L.) J.Parnell subsp. lagariniana Gallo (Crassulaceae), nuova entità endemica della Val Lagarina (Veneto/Trentino-Alto Adige, Italia). Annali dei Musei Civici-Rovereto. Sezione: Archeologia, Storia, Scienze Naturali 11: 141-154. Musei Civici- Rovereto, Rovereto. 3 photos, 1 graphic). First description of Jovibarba globifera ssp. lagariniana, a new endemic subspecies of the Lagarina Valley. 319KB García Mendoza, Abisal Josué 2010. Revisión taxonómica del complejo Agave potatorum Zucc. (Agavaceae): nuevas taxa y neotipificación. Acta Botánica Mexicana (91): 71-93. Instituto de Ecología, Pátzcuaro. Text-figs 1-6 (8 colour photos, 4 graphic). Taxonomic revision of the Agave potatorum complex, and first descriptions of Agave nussaviorum and ssp. deltoidea. pdf: 2.01MB García Mendoza, Abisal Josué, & Solano, Eloy 2007. Polianthes oaxacana y P. geminiflora var. pueblensis (Agavaceae), taxa nuevos de México. Acta Botánica Mexicana (78): 111-123. Instituto de Ecología, Pátzcuaro. Graphic text-figs 1-2. First descriptions of Polianthes oaxacana & P. geminiflora var. pueblensis. pdf: 2.01MB García Ruiz, Ignacio, & Pérez-Calix, Emmanuel 2007. Una especie nueva de Echeveria (Crassulaceae) originaria del estado de Jalisco, México. Acta Botanica Mexicana (78): 125-132. Instituto de Ecología, Pátzcuaro. Text-figs 1-2 (1 colour photo, 1 graphic). First description of Echeveria patriotica. pdf: 598KB García Ruiz, Ignacio, Pérez-Calix, Emmanuel, & Meyrán García, Jorge 2002. Especie nueva de Pachyphytum (Crassulaceae) del oriente de Michoacán, México. Anales del Instituto de Biología, Serie Botánica 73(2): 147-153. Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Mexico City. 1 text-fig. First description of Pachyphytum rzedowskii. pdf: 483KB Garralla, Silvina, Muruaga, Nora B., & Cuadrado, Graciela 2008 Dec. Morfología polínica de especies Argentinas de Rebutia s.str. (Cactaceae, Cactoideae). Darwiniana 42(2): 270-278. Text-figs 1-4 (41 SEM pollen photos, 1 graphic). Pollen characteristics of Argentinian Rebutia and Aylostera. 1.69MB Gentry, Howard Scott 1942 (30 Nov) Rio Mayo plants. A study of the flora and vegetation of the valley of the Rio Mayo, Sonora. Carnegie Institution of Washington Publication 527. Carnegie Institution, Washington. Extracts on Agavaceae p. 92-97; Cactaceae p. 189-197; Crassulaceae p. 117- 118, plates & maps. tifs: 417MB Gerard, John (1545-1612) 1597. The Herball, or General historie of plants. http://caliban.mpiz- koeln.mpg.de/gerarde/high/IMG_0412.html Gerstman, R. M. 1932. Chile. (15 Jul) Braun & Cie, Paris. Selected photos with cacti. tifs: 92.8MB Glen, H. F. 1996 Jun. Southern African plants figured in Curtis’s Botanical Magazine, 1787-1983. Archives of Natural History 23(2): 261-266. Society for the Bibliography of Natural History, Natural History Museum, London. Text-figs 1-3. Notes on the 1257 plates depicting southern African plants in Curtis’s Botanical Magazine. pdf: 1.4MB González-Torres, Luis R., Matos, Jesus, Palmarola, Alejandro, Areces, Fabiola, Rodriguez, Alicia, & Torres, Alberto 2005 (Aug 25) Saving a dwarf Cuban Turk’s Cap cactus. Brit. Cact. Succ. J. 23(2): 83-85. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1-7. Project to restore the habitat of Melocactus actinacanthus with BCSS Conservation funding. pdf: 576KB González-Torres, Luis Roberto, Palmarola, Alejandro, Echemendía, Yuniel, & Barrios, Duniel 2007 (Jun 16) Conservation of Leptocereus scopulophilus and L. wrightii, two endemic cacti from Cuba, Supplement to CactusWorld 25(2): 15-20. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. pdf: 1.80MB Gorelick, Root 2004 (May 28) Resolving the phylogenetic placement of Blossfeldia liliputana (Cactaceae): reticulate evolution, chloroplast inheritance, and graft-chimeras. Bradleya 22: 9-14. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Speculations on the placement of Blossfeldia. pdf: 74.6KB 2005 (Apr 1) Cacti along Vekol Wash in south-eastern Sonoran Desert National Monument. Brit. Cact. Succ. J. 23(1): 35-40. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1-17. pdf: 2.20MB 2007 (14 Sep) The Phoenix Desert Botanical Garden. CactusWorld 25(3): 125-136. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text- figs 1-24. pdf: 6.14MB 2009 (Nov 12) Early cactus evolution. Haseltonia 14: 3-5. Cactus and Succulent Society of America, Pahrump. p. 3-5. Introduction to the following five papers on cactus evolution. pdf: 300KB 2009 (Jul 29) Evolution of cacti is largely driven by genetic drift, not selection. Bradleya 27: 37-48. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Stresses the importance of polyploidy in speciation within the Cactaceae, rather than the process of natural selection. pdf: 184KB Gorelick, Root, & Doan, Shannon C. 2005 (Jul 22) Distribution of Ferocactus emoryi (Cactaceae) in Arizona. Bradleya 23: 31-40. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Text-figs 1-11 (9 colour photos, 2 distribution maps). Records a large, previously undocumented location for Ferocactus emoryi. pdf: 728KB Green, Keith 2007 (13 Dec) Lithops scrapbook: part 1. CactusWorld 25(4): 185-197. pdf: 2.63MB 2008 (13 Mar) Lithops scrapbook: part 2. CactusWorld 26(2): 21-27. pdf: 892KB 2008 (Jun 13) Lithops scrapbook: part 3 (hybrids). CactusWorld 26(2): 81- 85. pdf: 603KB 2010 (Jun) Windhoek via Walvis in winter. CactusWorld 28(2): 77-84. pdf: 2.55MB Grenier, Florent 2010 (Jun) Paradise losing! CactusWorld 28(2): 91-100. pdf: 5.73MB Griffith, M. Patrick 2009 (Jul 29) Evolution of leaf and habit characters in Opuntioideae (Cactaceae): reconstruction of ancestral form. Bradleya 27: 49-58. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Graphic text-figs 1-3. Analyzes morphological features as phylogenetic markers in Opuntioideae. Proposes that early Opuntioideae may have been diminutive, early deciduous, possibly geophytic plants. Argues for Maihueniopsis being basal to the rest of the Opuntioideae. pdf: 264KB Griffith, M. Patrick & J. Mark Porter 2003 (Aug 11) Back to the basics: a simple method of DNA extraction for mucilaginous cacti. Bradleya 21: 126-128. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Photo text-fig 1. Suggests reagents for facilitating the extraction of DNA from mucilaginous cacti. pdf: 50.9KB 2009. Phylogeny of Opuntioideae (Cactaceae). International Journal of Plant Sciences 107(1): 107-116. tifs: 209MB, pdf: 1.01MB Ham, Roeland Cornelis Henricus Jacobus van, & Hart, Henk t’ 1998 (Jan) Phylogenetic relationships in the Crassulaceae inferred from chloroplast DNA restriction-site variation. American Journal of Botany 85(1): 123-134. Botanical Society of America, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Graphic text-figs 1-4. 44 species in 19 genera sampled. Strong support for segregating the monophyletic subfamily Crassuloideae from all other taxa. Subfamilies Cotyledonoideae, Sempervivoideae, Sedoideae, & Echeverioideae appear to be polyphyletic. Cotyledon, Tylecodon and Adromischus appear in the same lineage as Kalanchoe. 173KB Donated by Ray Stephenson Jun 2010. Hancock, Ken, Darbyshire, Stephen, & Huntley, Rob 2005 (Aug 25) Canada’s Kalandar cactus. Brit. Cact. Succ. J. 23(2): 50-55. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Text-figs 1-6. Notes on the Canadian distribution of Opuntia fragilis. pdf: 1.40MB Hankey, Andrew, & Smith, Gideon F. 2006 (21 Jun) Notes on the cultivation and propagation of Chortolirion angolense (Baker) A.Berger (Asphodelaceae). Bradleya 24: 89-92. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1-4. pdf: 925KB Hardy, D. S. Addendum, in Reynolds, The aloes of South Africa, ed.2-4. A. A. Balkema, Cape Town & Rotterdam, 3 parts, 1969-1982. Addendum: 1969. p. [i], 509-516, photo text-figs 572-576. Co-authored by R. A. Dyer. tifs: 140MB, pdf: 3.61MB Addendum II: 1974. p. [i], 517-524, photo text-figs 577-581. tifs: 71MB, pdf: 3.83MB Addendum III: 1982. p. [i], 525-528, photo text-figs 582-583. tifs: 59MB, pdf: 6.09MB Harriman, Neil A. 2009 (Nov) In memoriam: Bruce Dale Parfitt, 7 November 1952 – 3 September 2009. Journal of the Botanical Institute of Texas 3(2): 995-996. Botanical Research Institute of Texas, Fort Worth. 1 photo portrait. Obituary notice. pdf: 98.5KB Harris, Eddy 2005 (Apr 1) Favourite mesembs – an occasional series [5]. Brit. Cact. Succ. J. 23(1): 9-11. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1-4. Psammophora modesta, Cheiridopsis peculiaris, Faucaria candida, Dorotheanthus maughanii. pdf: 3.12MB 2005 (Dec 21) Favourite mesembs – an occasional series (6). Brit. Cact. Succ. J. 23(4): 181-183. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Text- figs 1-4. Conophytum uviforme ssp. decoratum, Lithops dinteri ssp. frederici, Antegibbaeum fissoides, Tanquana hilmarii. pdf: 577KB Hart, Gavin 2007 (Jun 16) Madagascan aloes – succulent gems in a biodiversity hotspot. CactusWorld 25(2): 109-115. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. pdf: 1.25MB Hartl, Manfred 2010 (Oct) Sehr kulturwürdig: Samaipaticereus corroanus. Kakteen und andere Sukkulenten 61(10): 274-275. Colour photo text-figs. 1-3. Profile of a flowering and fruiting Samaipaticereus corroanus in cultivation. tifs: 34.6MB, pdf: 985KB Hartmann, Heidrun E. K. 2004 (May 28) Adaptations and phytogeography in the ice-plant family (Aizoaceae) – the interaction of the genetic equipment and ecological parameters. I. One leaf-pair is the plant. Bradleya 22: 21-36. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1-13, coloured distribution maps 1-7. Adaptive biology in Aizoaceae. pdf: 945KB 2006 (21 Jun) Adaptations and phytogeography in the ice-plant family (Aizoaceae) – the interaction of the genetic equipment and ecological parameters. II. Hide-and-seek: plants sunk in the ground. Bradleya 24: 1- 38. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. pdf: 19.4MB 2007 (Jul 27) Studies in Aizoaceae: eight new subgenera in Drosanthemum Schwantes. Bradleya 25: 145-176. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1-52, coloured distribution maps 1-9, 1 colour graphic. First descriptions of Drosanthemum subg. Lutea, Neocopina, Ossicula, Quastea, Vespertina, Xamera. pdf: 1.40MB 2008 (Jul 18) A synopsis of Delosperma N. E. Br. (Aizoaceae) in North East Africa and South West Arabia. Bradleya 26: 41-62. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Text-figs 1-33 (29 colour photos, 2 photos, 2 coloured maps). Recognises 7 distinct groups. First description of Delosperma sawdahense. pdf: 4.05MB 2008 (Jul 18) A carnival of flowers in Drosanthemum subgenus Speciosa (Aizoaceae). Bradleya 26: 99-120. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour cover photo, colour photo text-figs 1-10 (48 colour photos, 2 SEM photos), 1 coloured map. Revision of Drosanthemum subgen. Speciosa. Three species recognised. pdf: 4.04MB 2010 (Jul 20) Variation in flowers in Cephalophyllum curtophyllum (Aizoaceae). Bradleya 28: 39-52. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Text-figs 1-29 (24 colour photo, 5 distribution maps). Evaluates the taxonomic status of Cephalophyllum curtophyllum. pdf: 27.2MB Hartmann, H. E. K., & Niesler, I. M. 2003 (Aug 11) Notes on Trichodiadema Schwantes (Mesembryanthema, Aizoaceae): T. intonsum (Haw.) Schwantes. Bradleya 21: 93-106. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Text-figs 1-13 (11 colour photos, 2 graphics). Clarification of the application of the name Trichodiadema intonsum. pdf: 478KB 2009 (Jul 29) On the evolution of nectaries in Aizoaceae. Bradleya 27: 69- 120. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Photo text-figs 1-86 (17 colour), graphics 1-13. Description and illustration of the nectaries of all four subfamilies of the Aizoaceae. pdf: 2.14MB Hatt, Juliette 2009 (Dec 10). Round Robins report. CactusWorld 27(4): 243-244. pdf: 385KB 2010 (Jun). Round Robins report. CactusWorld 28(2): 114. pdf: 218KB 2010 (Sep). Round Robins report. CactusWorld 28(3): 172. 1 colour photo. pdf: 185KB Haworth, Adrian Hardy (1768-1833) 1803. Miscellanea naturalia. Privately published, London. Google Books: http://books.google.de/books?id=RhQAAAAAQAAJ&pg=PR1&dq=inauthor: haworth&as_brr=1#v=onepage&q=&f=false 1812. Synopsis plantarum succulentarum. Published for the author by Richard Taylor & Co., London. Missouri Botanical Garden, Botanicus: http://www.botanicus.org/title/b12029877 1819. Supplementum plantarum succulentarum. Published for the author by J. Harding, London. Missouri Botanical Garden, Botanicus: http://www.botanicus.org/title/b12029889 Hernández, Hector M., & Gómez-Hinostrosa, Carlos 2004 (May 28) Studies on Mexican Cactaceae. IV. A new subspecies of Echinocereus palmeri Britton & Rose, first record of the species in the Chihuahuan Desert. Bradleya 22: 1-8. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Text-figs 1-8 (4 colour photos, 14 SEM photos, 2 graphics). First description of Echinocereus palmeri ssp. mazapil. pdf: 1.05MB Hildyard, Bill (ed.) 2009 (Mar 12) Forum report by Stuart Estell CactusWorld 27(1): 67. pdf: 53.5KB Hochstätter, Fritz 2008 (Sep 12) The genus Pediocactus. CactusWorld 26(3): 141-150. pdf: 1.07MB 2008 (Dec 12). Yucca news. CactusWorld 26(4): 233-236. pdf: 591KB 2009 (Jun) The genus Hesperaloe (Agavaceae). CactusWorld 27(2): 97-106. pdf: 1.58MB Hochstätter, Fritz, & Martínez-Ávalos, J. G. 2010 (Mar) Una nuova specie di Hesperaloe (Agavaceae): Hesperaloe malacophylla Hochstätter & J. G. Martínez-Ávalos spec. nov. Piante Grasse 30(1): 20-22. Associazione Italiana Amatori delle piante Succulente, Rome. First description of Hesperaloe malacophylla. tifs: 50.3MB; pdf: 1.35MB Hofacker, Andreas 2010 (Mar 16) A surprise from Brazil – Bragaia estevesii Hofacker & P.J.Braun. CactusWorld 28(1): 45-48. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. English introduction to a new genus and species first published in the December 2009 issue of the German journal. pdf: 8.78MB Holloway, Malcolm 2005 (Apr 1) Round Robins report. Brit. Cact. Succ. J. 23(1): 23-24. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. pdf: 45.4KB 2005 (Aug 25) Round Robins report. Brit. Cact. Succ. J. 23(2): 71-72. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. pdf: 45.2KB 2005 (Sep 24) Round Robins report. Brit. Cact. Succ. J. 23(3): 132-133. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. tifs: 24.5MB, pdf: 961KB 2005 (Dec 21) Round Robins report. Brit. Cact. Succ. J. 23(4): 167-168. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. pdf: 45.2KB 2006 (Jun 16) Round Robins report. CactusWorld 24(2): 93-94. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. pdf: 54.2KB 2007 (Sep 18) Round Robins report. CactusWorld 24(3): 153-154. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. pdf: 417KB 2007 (Mar 12) Round Robins report. CactusWorld 25(1): 53-54. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. pdf: 544KB Horton, Ray 2007 (13 Dec) My hybrids. CactusWorld 25(4): 233-235. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1-8. pdf: 754KB Hoxey, Paul 2005 (Aug 25) Eriosyce laui – a Chilean enigma. Brit. Cact. Succ. J. 23(2): 57-66. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1-28 pdf: 1.95MB 2008-2009. A brief review of Cumulopuntia sphaerica Part 1-3. Tephrocactus Study Group 14(3): i, 35-49, 15(2): i, 19-27, 15(4): i, 47-54, 56- 58. tifs: Part 1 tifs:156MB, pdf: 6.28MB. Part 2 tifs: 91.1MB, pdf: 4.22MB. Part 3 tifs: 109MB, pdf: 4.12MB Huff, Dr Pat 2010 (Oct 2) The Brickell Award. Plant Heritage 17(2): 8, 24-25. Plant Heritage, Guildford. Colour photos [1-4]. Records the presentation of the 2010 Brickell Award to Brian Fearn by Chris Brickell & Alan Titchmarsh. tifs: 42.0MB, pdf: 1.09MB Hughes, John 2006 (Jun 16) The Darrah collection. CactusWorld 24(2): 65-69. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Photos 1-18. pdf: 796KB Hunt, David, & Taylor, Nigel P. 2009 (Jul 29) Kew and its collections of succulent plants. Bradleya 27: 121- 128. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1- 7. A brief history of Kew Gardens and its collection of succulent plants. pdf: 633KB Hynes, Chris 2005 (Sep 24) . Some success with Welwitschia. Brit. Cact. Succ. J. 23(3): 115-117. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Text-figs 1-2 tifs: 55.8MB, pdf: 1.46MB 2007 (Jun 16) Succulent bromeliads. CactusWorld 25(2): 85-89. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. pdf: 1.41MB International Code of Botanical Nomenclature (Vienna Code). Regnum Vegetabile 146. A.R.G. Gantner Verlag KG. 2006. http://ibot.sav.sk/icbn/main.htm Jacobs, Tom 2007 (Jul 27) A key to the genus Conophytum N.E.Br. Bradleya 25: 21-32. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. 89KB Jacquin, N. J., Baron von (1727-1817) 1781-1793. Icones plantarum rariorum. London, Leiden, Strassburg. Missouri Botanical Garden, Botanicus: http://www.botanicus.org/title/b11927124 1797-1804. Plantarum rariorum horti caesarei schoenbrunnensis descriptiones et icones. Vienna, London & Leiden. Missouri Botanical Garden, Botanicus: http://www.botanicus.org/page/272913 Jalas, Jaakko 1999 (Apr 7) Atlas Florae Europaeae notes. 14 Nomenclatural adjustments in Hylotelephium (Crassulaceae) and new combinations in Saxifraga (Saxifragaceae). Annales Botanici Fennici 36: 9-10. Finnish Zoological and Botanical Publishing Board, Helsinki. Clarifies the synonymy of Hylotelephium maximum ssp. ruprechtii. 337KB Janeba, Zlatko 2008 (Sep 12) Echinomastus johnsonii (Parry ex Engelm.) E.M.Baxter. CactusWorld 26(3): 125-132. pdf: 2.26MB 2009 (Mar 12) Hybridisation in the evolution of cacti, in CactusTalk, CactusWorld 27(1): 63-65. pdf: 1.31MB 2009 (Jul 29) Insect flower visitors and pollinators of cacti from the southwest USA. Bradleya 27: 59-68. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1-10. Observations on cactus flower pollinators. pdf: 288KB 2009 (Sep) Sclerocactus polyancistrus (Engelm. & J.M.Bigelow) Britton & Rose: the big-flowered giant of the genus from the Barren Lands. CactusWorld 27(3): 167-176. pdf: 2.57MB 2010 (Sep 17) The Agave utahensis Engelmann complex. Kaktusy 36 Special 2: 1-36. Společnost Českých a Slovenských Pěstitelů Kaktusů a Sukulentů se Sídlem v Brně, Brno. Colour photos [1-53]. Observations on Agave utahensis, based on visits to about 30 localities. Pdf: 2.18MB Jelínek, Josef 1980 (Oct) Parodia Speg. – (dokončení). Kaktusy 16(5): 112-115. CZS Klub kaktusářú Astrophytum, Brno. Review of Parodia P-Z. Jiménez Ramírez, Jaime 1995. Dos especies nuevas de la sección Loureira Muell.Arg. del género Jatropha (Euphorbiaceae). Acta Botánica Mexicana 30: 1-8. Instituto de Ecología A.C., Pátzcuaro. Graphic text-figs 1-2. First descriptions of Jatropha dehganii & pereziae. 175KB Jimeno-Sevilla, H. David, Cházaro Basáñez, Miguel J., & Alabato Botana, Amparo 2010. Reporte de una población silvestre de Sedum morganianum E.Walter (Crassulaceae). Acta Botánica Mexicana (91): 13-20. Instituto de Ecología, Pátzcuaro. Text-figs 1-2 (4 colour photos, 1 graphic). Report on the rediscovery in 2008 after 70 years of Sedum morganianum in two ravines of Tenampa County, central Veracruz. pdf: 2.12MB Jonkers, Bert 2000 (Sep 23) The Caralluma with the golden flowers. British Cactus and Succulent Journal 18(3): i, 118-128. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs [1], 1-16. tifs: 213MB; pdf: 6.23MB 2006 (14 Dec) Balsam-bearing bonsai - potentially. CactusWorld 24(4): 211-219. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text- figs 1-15. pdf: 3.58MB 2008 (Apr) Mrs Barber’s seedless. Asklepios (100): 29-34. International Asclepiad Society, United Kingdom. Colour photo text-figs 1-6. pdf: 569KB Donated by Bert Jonkers, 23 Aug 2010. 2008 (Apr) A note on Orbea decaisneana (Lemaire) Bruyns. Asklepios (100): 54-60. International Asclepiad Society, United Kingdom. Colour photo text-figs 1-10. pdf: 426KB Donated by Bert Jonkers, 5 Oct 2010. 2008 (Jun 13) The flowering of Aeonium nobile. CactusWorld 26(2): 87-90. pdf: 545KB 2009 (Jun) What is the homeland of Aloe vera? Not Oman!. CactusWorld 27(2): 113-122. pdf: 1.95MB 2009 (Jul 29) Stapelia hirsuta L. in an early portrait. Bradleya 27: 139-143. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-fig. 1. Description and reproduction of an early watercolour plate of Stapelia hirsuta. pdf: 3.02MB 2010 (Jul 20) Desmidorchis imposter spec. nov. (Apocynaceae; Asclepiadoideae; Ceropegieae), a not-so-new, new stapeliad from northern Oman. Bradleya 28: 67-78. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Text-figs 1-15 (12 colour photos, 3 graphics). First description of Desmidorchis imposter. pdf: 1.63MB Kadereit, Gudrun, Ball, Peter, Beer, Svetlana, Mucina, Ladislav, Sokoloff, Dmitry, Teege, Patrick, Yaprak, Ahmet E., & Freitag, Helmut 2007 (Nov 30) A taxonomic nightmare comes true: phylogeny and biogeography of glassworts (Salicornia L., Chenopodiaceae). Taxon 56(4): 1143-1170. International Association for Plant Taxonomy, Vienna. Text-figs 1-5 (17 colour photos, 3 graphics). ETS sequence data of 164 accessions belonging to 31 taxa of Salicornia. Annual Salicornia s.s. is nested within the perennial Sarcocornia, differing from all other Salicornioideae by the seeds that lack perisperm. 2.1MB Käsermann, Christoph 1999(Oct) Sedum rubens. Merkblätter Artenschutz-Blütenpflanzen und Farne: 258-259. Data sheet including distribution map of Switzerland. pdf: 690KB Kapitany, Attila 2008 (Sep 12) Australian native succulents. CactusWorld 26(3): 133-139. pdf: 1.15MB Katinas, Liliana, Gutierréz, Diego G., & Torres Robles, Silvia S. 2004 Dec. Type material of Carlos L. Spegazzini in the Museo de la Plata Herbarium (LP), Argentina. III: Cactaceae. Darwiniana 42(1-4): 177-200. Photo text-figs 1-10. pdf: 441KB Keen, William, & Mottram, Roy 2010 (Mar 20) Things to come: new objectives for a future BCSS. CactusWorld 28(1): 4-5. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Introduction to the new BCSS Objectives 2010, with presidential address by Bill Keen. pdf: 1.89MB Kiesling, Roberto 2009 (May) Pterocactus gonjianii. Curtis’s Botanical Magazine 26(1-2): 43- 53, t.639. Blackwell Publishers for Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew. tifs: 74MB, pdf: 2.93MB 2010. Obituario Beat Ernst Leuenberger (1946-2010). Boletín de la Sociedad Argentina de Botánica 45(1-2): 221-222. La Plata. 1 photo portrait. pdf: 48.8KB Donated by Bert Jonkers 12 Oct 2010. Kirkbright, David 2006 (Jun 16) In memoriam: Kathleen Stonley (née Batch), 1917-2006. CactusWorld 24(2): 70. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Photos 1-2. pdf: 100KB Klaassen, Paul 2005 (Aug 25) Obituary: Terry Martin Hewitt (1942-2005). Brit. Cact. Succ. J. 23(2): Newsletter xii. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Portrait. pdf: 36.8KB 2006 (18 Sep) Three Chilean succulent euphorbias. CactusWorld 24(3): 145-149. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text- figs 1-15. pdf: 1.65MB 2010 (Sep 29) The Dudleya of Isla de Cedros, Baja California. Sedum Society Newsletter (95): 18-22. Text-figs 18-22 (5 colour photos, 1 map). Survey of the dudleyas of Cedros Island, with specially reference to D. pachyphytum. tifs: 61.5MB, pdf: 1.75MB Klak, Cornelia 2003 (Aug 11) New combinations, a new genus and five new species in the Aizoaceae. Bradleya 21: 107-120. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1-15. First description of Phiambolia, P. mentiens, Brownanthus lignescens, Drosanthemum quadratum, Acrodon deminutus & Lampranthus procumbens. pdf: 523KB 2005 (Jul 22) Ruschiella, a new genus of Aizoaceae) and new combinations in Phiambolia and Phyllobolus. Bradleya 23: 97-104. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1-6. First description of Ruschiella (4 spp.). pdf: 252KB 2008 (Jun 13) A new classification for the Mesembryanthemoideae (Aizoaceae). CactusWorld 26(2): 71-80. pdf: 1.42MB 2008 (Jul 18) Eight new species of Aizoaceae from the Cedarberg and Namaqualand, South Africa. Bradleya 26: 19-32. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1-13. First descriptions of eight new species, 2 new names and one new combination to replace homonyms in the Mesembryanthemoideae study of 2007. pdf: 3.45MB Klopper, Ronell R., Smith, Gideon F., Figueiredo, Estrela, & Crouch, Neil R. 2010 (Jul 20) Notes on Agave palmeri Engelm. (Agavaceae) and its allies in the Dipetalae. Bradleya 28: 53-66. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Text-figs 1-16 (11 colour photo, 1 graphic, 4 distribution maps). Biocultural importance of Agave palmeri and its allies. pdf: 18.7MB Klopper, R. R., Zietsman, P. C., Preez, P. J. du, & Smith, G. F. 2010 (Jul 20) A first record of a South African aloe, Aloe spectabilis, becoming naturalized elsewhere in the country. Bradleya 28: 37-38. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Text-figs 1-2 (1 colour photo, 1 distribution map). Notes on a population of Aloe spectabilis naturalised in the Free State. pdf: 1.19MB Krell, Werner, & Bischofberger, Margrit 2009 (Dec 29) Echeveria ‘Anit’. Sedum Society Newsletter (92) : 28-29. Sedum Society, Choppington, Northumberland. tifs: 22.4MB Krogstrup, Peter, Find, Jens I., Kristensen, Michael M. H., & Damgaard, Jorgen 2006 (21 Jun) Micropropagation of Adenia goetzei Harms, an attractive caudiciform from central Africa. Bradleya 24: 61-65. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Tissue culture of Adenia goetzei. pdf: 634KB Lack, H. Walter 2004 Apr. An annotated catalogue of the printed illustrations by Franz Bauer (1758-1840). Archives of Natural History 31(1): 80-101. Society for the Bibliography of Natural History, Natural History Museum, London. Text- figs 1-5. Biography and checklist of illustrations executed by Franz Bauer. pdf: 510KB Lamb, Brian M., & Bensusan, Keith 2010 (Mar 20) Succulents on the Rock of Gibraltar & its Botanic Garden. CactusWorld 28(1): 21-25. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Introduction to the native and naturalised succulent flora of Gibraltar, and a history of the Alameda Gardens. pdf: 11.7MB Laundon, J. R. 1981 Apr. The date of birth of Sir John Hill (1714-1775). Archives of Natural History 10(1): 65-66. Society for the Bibliography of Natural History, Natural History Museum, London. Biographical notes. pdf: 132KB Lavranos, John, & McCoy, Tom 2006 (Dec 14) Aloe eximia – an attractive new species from Madagascar. CactusWorld 24(4): 199-200. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1-5. pdf: 361KB 2007 (Jul 27) The identity of Aloe steudneri Schweinfurth and a new species, Aloe neosteudneri, from Mt. Saber, Eritraea. Bradleya 25: 9-16. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Evaluation of Aloe steudneri and first description of Aloe neosteudneri. 399KB Lavranos, John, Rakouth, Bakolimalala, & McCoy, Tom 2007 (Jul 27) Aloe argyrostachys, a beautiful new species from the mountains of central Madagascar. Bradleya 25: 17-20. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. First description of Aloe argyrostachys. 164KB Lechner, Peter, Draxler, Alfred, & Birchmann, Heinz 2010 (Mar) Sulcorebutia viridis (Cactaceae) – eine neue Art aus Bolivien. Kakteen und andere Sukkulenten 61(3): 65-70. Deutsche Kakteen-Gesellschaft e.V., Pforzheim. tifs: 102MB; pdf: 3.02MB. Lemaire, Charles (1800-1871) 1841-1847. Iconographie descriptive des Cactées. H. Cousin, Paris. Missouri Botanical Garden, Botanicus: http://www.botanicus.org/title/b1203678x Leuenberger, Beat Ernst, & Eggli, Urs 2000 (28 Jul) The genus Eulychnia (Cactaceae) in Chile: Notes on the taxonomy, types, and other old specimens. Haseltonia 7: 63-76. Cactus and Succulent Society of America Inc., Pahrump. Typification of Eulychnia taxa. tifs: 204MB; pdf: 5.68MB 2004. The Cactaceae of the Willdenow herbarium, and of Willdenow (1813). De Herbario Berolinensi Notulae No. 45. Willdenowia 34: 309-322. Botanischer Garten und Botanisches Museum, Berlin-Dahlem. 1 text-fig (incl. 4 photos). Discusses the origin and identification of the 28 cactus specimens in the Willdenow herbarium (B-W). pdf: 206KB Donated by Bert Jonkers 12 Oct 2010. Linzen, Thomas 2010 (Jun) Mammillaria scrippsiana subsp. schumacheri – eine neue Unterart aus Sinaloa. Kakteen und andere Sukkulenten 61(6): 155-162. Deutsche Kakteen-Gesellschaft e.V., Pforzheim, (Jun) 2010. Text-figs 1-11 (9 colour photos, 3 seed photos). First description of Mammillaria scrippsiana ssp. schumacheri and notes and illustrations of ssp. scrippsiana. tifs: 135MB; pdf: 3.79MB Livshultz, Tatyana 2010 (Aug) The phylogenetic position of milkweeds (Apocynaceae subfamilies Secamonoideae and Asclepiadoideae). Evidence from nucleus and chloroplast. Taxon 59(4): 1016-1030. International Association for Plant Taxonomy, Vienna. Graphic text-figs 1-4. pdf: 610KB L'Obel, Matthias de (1538 - 1616) 1591. Icones stirpium, seu, Plantarum tam exoticarum, quam indigenarum :in gratiam rei herbariae studiosorum in duas partes digestae : cum septem linguarum indicibus, ad diversarum nationum usum. Christopher Plantin, Antwerp. Missouri Botanical Garden, Botanicus: http://www.botanicus.org/title/b12076715 Long, Charles R. 1978 May. Natural history manuscripts and related materials in the Archives of the New York Botanical Garden. Journal of the Society for the Bibliography of Natural History 8(4): 343-349. Society for the Bibliography of Natural History, Natural History Museum, London. A brief history of the garden and notes on historical correspondence. 929KB Loots, S., & Mannheimer, C. 2003 (Aug 11) The status of Aloe pillansii L.Guthrie (Aloaceae) in Namibia. Bradleya 21: 57-62. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1-9. Assessment of numbers and conservation status of Aloe pillansii. More than 1500 individuals found in 5 populations. pdf: 277KB Lüthy, Jonas 2004 (May 28) Another look at the pachypodiums of Madagascar. Bradleya 22: [i], [iv], 85-130. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Text-figs 1-24 (14 colour photos, 8 SEM seed photos, 19 graphics). Reassessment of Madagascan pachypodiums with revision of infrageneric classification. First descriptions of subg. Nesopodium, ser. Pseudoternata, ser. Densiflora pdf: 1.90MB 2007 (Jun 16) A new locality for Mammillaria luethyi G.S.Hinton, Supplement to CactusWorld 25(2): 7-10. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. pdf: 1.69MB Lüthy, Jonas, & Dicht, Reto 2007 (14 Sep) Outstanding but overlooked: E. hesteri ssp. grata (M.Kaplan, L.Kunte & J.Šnicer) J.. CactusWorld 25(3): 167-175. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1-13. pdf: 3.87MB Luman, Frank 2006 (Mar 18) Pharmacognosy, phytochemistry, chemurgy and ethnobotany of succulents. CactusWorld 24(1): 31-34. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Text-figs 1-4. pdf: 452KB Machado, Marlon C. 2007 (Mar 12) Fascinating Frailea, Part 1: General impressions. CactusWorld 25(1): 5-11. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. pdf: 2.95MB 2007 (Jun 16) Fascinating Frailea, Part 2: Review of the species from Rio Grande do Sul. CactusWorld 25(2): 65-76. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. pdf: 4.75MB 2008 (Jul 18) What is the role of hybridization in the evolution of the Cactaceae? Bradleya 26: 1-18. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1-23. Examples of natural hybrids among Brazilian Cactaceae and the role of hybridisation in the evolution of the family. pdf: 2.29MB 2009 (Mar 12) The genus Melocactus in eastern Brazil: part 1 – an introduction to Melocactus. CactusWorld 27(1): 5-20. pdf: 1.7MB Machado, Marlon C., & Taylor, Nigel P. 2003 (Aug 11) A new subspecies of Tacinga inamoena (Cactaceae) from eastern Brazil. Bradleya 21: 13-16. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1-6. First description of Tacinga inamoena ssp. subcylindrica. pdf: 294KB Machado, Marlon C., Zappi, Daniela C., Taylor, Nigel P., & Borba, Eduardo L. 2005 (Jul 22) Taxonomy and conservation of the Discocactus Pfeiff. (Cactaceae) species occurring in the state of Bahia, Brazil. Bradleya 23: 41-56. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Text-figs 1-10 (9 colour photos, 1 distribution map). Expanded descriptions and conservation status of Discocactus bahiensis, catingicola & zehntneri and two subspecies, based on observations of 17 natural populations. pdf: 461KB Maddams, William Francis ("Bill") 2007 (Jun 16) The Society promotes effective practical conservation, Supplement to CactusWorld 25(2): 5-6. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. pdf: 48KB 2009 (Mar 12) In memoriam: Elsie and Will Tjaden. CactusWorld 27(1): 38. pdf: 113KB 2010 (Mar 20) Towards more effective ex situ conservation. CactusWorld 28(1): 7-10. Progress report on conservation issues. pdf: 3.11MB Mahmoud, Tariq, Mohammad, Samina, & Shinwari, Zabta Khan 2010. Molecular and morphological characterization of Caralluma species. Pakistan Journal of Botany 42(2): 1163-1171. Karachi. Graphic text- figs 1-2. Comparisons of genetic variations within the species Caralluma tuberculata and C. edulis. Molecular data indicated a high level of genetic diversity in both species, but especially the former. 94.8KB Donated by Bert Jonkers, 26 Aug 2010. Marhold, Karol, Perný, Marián, & Kolník, Martin 2003. Miscellaneous validations in Cruciferae and Crassulaceae. Notulae ad florem euro-mediterraneam pertinentes No.5. Willdenowia 33: 69-70. Botanischen Garten und Museum Berlin-Dahlem, Berlin. Transfers Cotyledon mucizonia ssp. abylaea to Sedum. 368KB Marx, Gerhard 2009 (Dec 10). BCSS funds the protection of two threatened Euphorbia species: Euphorbia brevirama N.E.Br. and Euphorbia astrophora Marx. CactusWorld 27(4): 237-240. pdf: 715KB Mauseth, James D. 2004 (May 28) Cacti and other succulents: stem anatomy of “other succulents” has little in common with that of cacti. Bradleya 22: 131-140. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Text-figs 1-2 (12 photos). Among succulents, only cacti have cortical bundles and a multilayered hypodermis. pdf: 653KB 2006 (21 Jun) Blossfeldia lacks cortical bundles and persistent epidermis; is it basal within Cactoideae? Bradleya 24: 73-82. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Text-figs 1-2 (18 photos). Shows that Blossfeldia shares certain anatomical characters found in Pereskia, Maihuenia and Opuntioideae, but not in Cactoideae. pdf: 1.10MB 2006 (21 Jun) Wood in the cactus subfamily Opuntioideae has extremely diverse structure. Bradleya 24: 93-106. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Photo text-figs 1-18. pdf: 1.89MB Mays, Harry 2005 (Sep 24) A selection of unusual items from the ISI 2005 listing. Brit. Cact. Succ. J. 23(3): 123-127. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1-10 tifs: 92.7MB, pdf: 2.23MB 2008 (Jun 13) The Haworthia Society of Japan. CactusWorld 26(2): 91-96. pdf: 1.0MB Mayuzumi, Shinzo, & Ohba, Hideaki 2004. The phylogenetic position of eastern Asian Sedoideae (Crassulaceae) as inferred from chloroplast and nuclear DNA sequences. Systematic Botany 29(3): 587-598. American Society of Plant Taxonomists, Laramie, Wyoming. Graphic text-figs 1-4. Phylogenetics of 74 taxa of Asian Sedoideae. Concludes that the subfamily is not monophyletic and the genus Sedum highly paraphyletic. Identifies 4 major clades for Kalanchoe, Sempervivum, Aeonium, and Acre. All Asian Sedum are in the Acre clade. The Telephium clade is polyphyletic and divides into 4 strongly supported subclades: Rhodiola, Hylotelephium, Phedimus, & Umbilicus. Hylotelephium, Orostachys, Meterostachys & Sinocrassula are closely related. Hylotelephium & Orostachys are polyphyletic. Infrageneric taxa within Hylotelephium & Rhodiola are indicated to be polyphyletic. pdf: 309KB Donated by Ray Stephenson, Jul 2010. McCoy, Tom, & Lavranos, John 2007 (14 Sep) Two new species of Ethiopian aloes. CactusWorld 25(3): 137- 140. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1- 6. First descriptions of Aloe downsiana & A. omoana. pdf: 1.23MB 2007 (13 Dec) Two significant new aloes from Kenya. CactusWorld 25(4): 209-213. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text- figs 1-10. First descriptions of Aloe doddsiorum & A. tartarensis. pdf: 1.87MB 2010 (Mar 20) Nomenclatural notes on certain Arabian aloes. CactusWorld 28(1): 29-30. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Revised synonymy for three species of Aloe. pdf: 1.85MB McMillan, A. J. S. 2007 (Mar 12) The genus Rhipsalis. CactusWorld 25(1): 21-23. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. pdf: 556KB McNeill, J., Barrie, F. R., Burdet, H. M., Demoulin, V., Hawksworth, D. L., Marhold, K., Nicolson, D. H., Prado, J., Silva, P. C., Skog, J. E., Wiersma, J. H., & Thurland, N. J. (ed.) International Code of Botanical Nomenclature (Vienna Code). Regnum Vegetabile 146. A.R.G. Gantner Verlag KG. 2006. http://ibot.sav.sk/icbn/main.htm Melo-de-Pinna, Gladys Flávia, Arruda, Emilia, & Abreu, Deusa Deise 2006 (21 Jun) Wide-band tracheids in Brazilian cacti. Bradleya 24: 53-60. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. WBTs in Discocactus placentiformis, Melocactus ernestii, & Cipocereus minensis pdf: 653KB Merrill, E. D. 1938. Biographical memoir of Nathaniel Lord Britton 1859-1934. National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America Biographical Memoirs. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A 19(5): 146-202. 1 portrait. Presented to the Academy at the Annual Meeting 1938. pdf: 2.36MB Metzing, Detlev 1991. Was ist Gymnocalycium leeanum? Gymnos 8(16): 63-65. tifs: 39MB, pdf: 1.14MB Metzing, Detlev, & Kiesling, Roberto 2006 (21 Jun) Notes on the diversity, biology, and taxonomy of Frailea (Cactaceae). Bradleya 24: 115-128. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Text-figs 1-14 (8 colour photos, 2 coloured distribution maps, 12 SEM photos, 1 graphic). First description of Frailea alexandri. Notes on F. mammifera, pumila, knippeliana & castanea. pdf: 4.22MB Meve, Ulrich 2009 (Jul 29) Ceropegia thailandica (Asclepiadoideae-Ceropegieae), a spectacular new Thai species. Bradleya 27: 161-164. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Text-figs 1-4 (3 colour photos, 1 graphic). First description of Ceropegia thailandica. pdf: 93.4KB Meve, Ulrich, & Heneidak, Samia 2005. A morphological, karyological and chemical study of the Apteranthes (Caralluma) europea complex. Botanical Journal of the Linnean Society 149: 419-432. The Linnean Society of London, London. Text- figs 1-12 (12 photos, 1 graphic). Concludes that Apteranthes europea is best treated as two distinct varieties: var. europea (Europe & Africa) and var. judaica (Sinai, Arabia). 517KB Donated by Bert Jonkers, 24 Aug 2010. Meynell, Guy 1987 Jun. Maillet’s ‘portrait’ of Philip Miller. Archives of Natural History 14(2): 221-222. Society for the Bibliography of Natural History, Natural History Museum, London. 1 portrait. Records the only known portrait of Philip Miller. pdf: 364KB 1991 Oct. Philip Miller’s library later owned by Sir Joseph Banks. Archives of Natural History 18(3): 379-380. Society for the Bibliography of Natural History, Natural History Museum, London. 1 portrait. Copies bearing Philip Miller’s signature & Banks’ bookplate in the British Museum. pdf: 172KB Money, Angelika 2008 (13 Mar) Growing fraileas. CactusWorld 26(1): 41-43. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1-7. Hints on the cultivation of fraileas. pdf: 348KB Montanucci, Richard R. 2009. Infrageneric taxonomy of Astrophytum (Cactaceae), with remarks on the status of Digitostigma. Journal of the Botanical Institute of Texas 3(1): 251-256. Botanical Research Institute of Texas, Fort Worth. Evaluates the infrageneric taxonomy of Astrophytum, provisonally accepting the inclusion of Digitostigma as subg. Stigmatodactylus, pending molecular studies. pdf: 127KB Moore, P. Geoff 2010 (Sep) Sir David Attenborough. Archives of Natural History 37(2): 189- 190. Edinburgh University Press, Edinburgh, for The Society for the History of Natural History, London. 1 colour photo portrait. Announcement of the election of Sir David Attenborough as the first Patron of The Society for the History of Natural History. tifs: 31.7MB, pdf: 507KB Moran, Reid (1916-2010) 2010 (2 Feb) Gonzalez, B. Reid Moran: Scientist was expert on plants from island off Baja, The San Diego Union-Tribune obituary notice. Word.doc. 63KB Mort, Mark E., Levsen, Nicholas, Randle, Christopher P., Van Jaarsveld, Ernst, & Palmer, Annie 2005 (Jul) Phylogenetics and diversification of Cotyledon (Crassulaceae) inferred from nuclear and chloroplast DNA sequence data. American Journal of Botany 92(7): 1170-1176. Botanical Society of America, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Graphic text-figs 1-3. Cotyledon orbiculata found to be not monophyletic, the subspecies representing at least three good species. The genera Cotyledon, Tylecodon and Adromischus are supported as monophyletic. Donated by Ray Stephenson, Jun 2010. Mort, Mark E., Soltis, Douglas E., Soltis, Pamela S., Francisco-Ortega, Javier, & Santos-Guerra, Arnoldo 2001 (Jan) Phylogenetic relationships and evolution of Crassulaceae inferred from MATK sequence data. American Journal of Botany 88(1): 76- 91. Botanical Society of America, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Text-figs 1-4. CpDNA molecular data for 112 species in 33 genera of Crassulaceae. pdf: 208KB Donated by Ray Stephenson, Jun 2010. Mottram, Roy 2000 (Dec). Names and other nomenclature. In Neville, Face to face, British Cactus and Succulent Journal 18(4): 200. 2001. Rimacactus, a new genus of Cactaceae. Bradleya 19: 75-82. tifs: 141MB; pdf: 4.32MB 2002 (Nov 15) Charles Plumier, the King’s Botanist – his life and work. With a facsimile of the original cactus plates and text from Botanicon Americanum (1689-1697). Bradleya 20: 79-120. British Cactus & Succulent Society, England. 3 text-figs, 27 colour plates. tifs: 575MB; pdf: 20.2MB 2004. Further notes on the airampos. Tephrocactus Study Group 10(4): 51, 56-57. tifs: 40MB, pdf: 1.33MB 2005 (Dec 21) A new cultivar in Echeveria. Brit. Cact. Succ. J. 23(4): 165- 166. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1- 4. First description of Echeveria ‘Chrissy n Ryan’. pdf: 376KB 2006 (Mar 18) A few words of introduction from your new editor. CactusWorld 24(2): 4-5. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. pdf: 123KB 2006 (Mar 18) Hildewintera – a winter’s tail. CactusWorld 24(1): 19-22. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1-7. pdf: 765KB 2006 (Jun 16) Editor’s comments. CactusWorld 24(2): 56. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. pdf: 228KB 2006 (Dec 14) Report on the BCSS sixth quadrennial International Convention, 17-20 August 2006. CactusWorld 24(4): 177-184. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1-21. pdf: 1.36MB 2007 (Mar 12) Editor’s comments. CactusWorld 25(1): 4. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. pdf: 20.1KB 2007 (Jun 16) Succulent Plant Conservation 2007: Introduction, Supplement to CactusWorld 25(2): 3-4. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England, 1 colour photo. pdf: 461KB 2008 (Sep 12) Editorial comment. CactusWorld 26(3): 124. pdf: 21.3KB 2008 (Sep 12) A memorial to ‘Mac’ McMillan (1911-2008). CactusWorld 26(3): 159-162. pdf: 336KB 2008 (Dec 12) Editorial, Rowley library, selected annotated bibliography of works by Gordon Rowley. CactusWorld 26(4): 185-193. pdf: 1.03MB 2008 (Dec 12) Cactus humour. CactusWorld 26(4): 207-214. pdf: 1.05MB 2009 (28 May). Proposal to conserve the name Desmidorchis (Apocynaceae, Asclepiadoideae) with a conserved type. Taxon 58(2): 648- 649. tifs: 46MB, pdf: 1.68MB 2010 (Feb) Variability in Mammillaria. The Journal of the Mammillaria Society 50(1): 5-9. The Mammillaria Society, Banstead. On the nature of variation in Mammillaria. tifs: 45MB, pdf: 1.81MB 2010 Chromosome counts for the Cactaceae. Word doc. 368KB 2010 (Sep 30) Cumulopuntia pentlandii and Cumulopuntia boliviana. Tephrocactus Study Group 16(3): 32. 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Mottram, Roy (ed.) 2006 (Mar 18) Literature Review. CactusWorld 24(1): 43-46. pdf: 168KB 2006 (Jun 16) CactusTalk. CactusWorld 24(2): 89-92. pdf: 3.47MB 2006 (Jun 16) Literature Review. CactusWorld 24(2): 95-96. pdf: 98.4KB 2006 (Sep 18) CactusTalk. CactusWorld 24(3): 155-157. pdf: 2.94MB 2006 (Sep 18) Literature Review. CactusWorld 24(3): 151-152. pdf: 208KB 2006 (Dec 14) CactusTalk. CactusWorld 24(4): 225-227. pdf: 1.94MB 2006 (Dec 14) Literature Review. CactusWorld 24(4): 221-222. pdf: 2.87MB 2007 (Mar 12) CactusTalk. CactusWorld 25(1): 49-50. pdf: 1.94MB 2007 (Mar 12) Literature Review. CactusWorld 25(1): 51-52. pdf: 328KB 2007 (Jun 16) CactusTalk. CactusWorld 25(2): 103-107. pdf: 2.33MB 2007 (Sep 14) CactusTalk. CactusWorld 25(3): 161-164. pdf: 2.47MB 2007 (Sep 14) Literature Review. CactusWorld 25(3): 165-166. pdf: 284KB 2007 (Dec 13) CactusTalk. CactusWorld 25(4): 237-240. pdf: 2.53MB 2007 (Dec 13) Literature Review. CactusWorld 25(4): 241-243. pdf: 446KB 2008 (Mar 13) CactusTalk. CactusWorld 26(1): 47-50. pdf: 1.13MB 2008 (Mar 13) Literature Review. CactusWorld 26(1): 45-46. pdf: 118KB 2008 (Jun 13) CactusTalk. CactusWorld 26(2): 103-105. pdf: 1.01MB 2008 (Jun 13) Literature Review. CactusWorld 26(2): 106-108. pdf: 198KB 2008 (Sep 12) CactusTalk. CactusWorld 26(3): 169-173. pdf: 1.21MB 2008 (Sep 12) Literature Review. CactusWorld 26(3): 167-168. pdf: 144KB 2008 (Dec 12) CactusTalk. CactusWorld 26(4): 245-249. pdf: 1.42MB 2008 (Dec 12) Literature Review. CactusWorld 26(4): 243-244. pdf: 120KB 2009 (Mar 12) CactusTalk. CactusWorld 27(1): 63-65. pdf: 1.31MB 2009 (Mar 12) Literature Review. CactusWorld 27(1): 66. pdf: 75KB 2009 (Jun) CactusTalk. CactusWorld 27(2): 123-126. pdf: 1.13MB 2009 (Jun) Literature Review. CactusWorld 27(2): 127-128. pdf: 79KB 2009 (Sep) CactusTalk. CactusWorld 27(3): 183-190. pdf: 1.53MB 2009 (Sep) Literature Review. CactusWorld 27(3): 181-182. pdf: 127KB 2009 (Dec 10) CactusTalk. CactusWorld 27(4): 249-250. pdf: 970KB 2009 (Dec 10) Literature Review. CactusWorld 27(4): 245-248. pdf: 203KB 2010 (Mar 20) CactusTalk. CactusWorld 28(1): 38-42. pdf: 10.4MB 2010 (Mar 20) Literature Review. CactusWorld 28(1): 43-44. pdf: 2.7MB 2010 (Jun) CactusTalk. CactusWorld 28(2): 111-113. pdf: 2.27MB 2010 (Jun) Literature Review. CactusWorld 28(2): 107-110. pdf: 301KB 2010 (Sep 16) CactusTalk. CactusWorld 28(3): 169-171. pdf: 1.01MB 2010 (Sep 16) Literature Review. CactusWorld 28(3): 173-174. 3 photos. pdf: 88.5KB Mottram, Roy & Iliff, James 1992 (1 Jun) Record of plants received from James Iliff, 29 April 1992 (Mottram), and Field notes and comments accompanying consignment of small Opuntias to Roy Mottram, April 1992 Whitestone Gardens Ltd., Sutton. Print run: 8 copies. p. 1-4, 1-4. tifs: 51MB, pdf: 3.67MB Mottram, Roy, & Walker, Colin 2005 (Jul 22) Book reviews. Bradleya 23: 117-120. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Critiques of Flora of North America, Vol.4 (2003), and Reynolds, T., Aloes (2004). pdf: 51KB Muruaga, Nora B., Figueroa Romero, María R, & Kiesling, Roberto 2008 Dec. Circunscripción de Rebutia minuscula (Cactaceae, Cactoideae). Darwiniana 42(2): 318-327. Text-figs 1-6 (9 SEM seed & pollen photos, 2 graphics). Introduces a very wide-ranging circumscription for Rebutia minuscula, including wessneriana as a subspecies. 1.51MB Nandha, Beena, & Sarasan, Viswambharan 2007 (Jul 27) Micropropagation of Aloe calcairophylla and Aloe polyphylla: the effect of different carbon sources on shoot multiplication and rooting. Bradleya 25: 33-36. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Tissue culture results of two endangered Aloe species. 118KB Nautiyal, D. C., Sharma, S. K., & Pandit, M. K. 2009 (Nov) Notes on the taxonomic history, rediscovery and conservation status of two endangered species of Ceropegia (Asclepiadaceae) from Sikkim Himalaya. Journal of the Botanical Institute of Texas 3(2): 815-822. Botanical Research Institute of Texas, Fort Worth. 2 colour photos, 3 graphics. Report on the conservation status of Ceropegia hookeri & C. lucida, in the latter case not known to be extant since 1874, but recently rediscovered at a new but very restricted locality. pdf: 423KB Niesler, I. M., & Hartmann, H. E. K. 2005 (Jul 22) Scanning fruits and flowers of Trichodiadema permits the identification of Delosperma neethlingiae. Bradleya 23: 105-116. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Text-figs 1-16 (11 colour photos, 9 SEM photos, 1 graphic, 1 coloured distribution map). Use of flatbed scanner to record high resolution images in Trichodiadema. Taxonomy of Delosperma neethlingiae pdf: 3.35MB 2007 (Jul 27) Nectaries in Aizoaceae: the case of Glottiphyllum N.E.Br. Bradleya 25: 177-186. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Text- figs 1-9 (2 colour photos, 14 photos). Use of SEM microscopy to study the anatomy of nectaries in the Aizoaceae, with particular reference to those of Glottiphyllum, which are recorded here for the first time. pdf: 643KB Nelson, E. Charles 2010 (Jul 20) Lizards on Aeonium lancerottense in Lanzarote, Canary Islands: a new example of pollination by reptiles? Bradleya 28: 15-18. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1-5. Observations on visits by Atlantic Lizards to the inflorescences of Aeonium lancerottense. pdf: 4.48MB Nelson, E. Charles, & Desmond, Ray 2002 Jun. Bibliography of William Thomas Stearn (1911-2001). Archives of Natural History 29(2): 144-170. Society for the Bibliography of Natural History, Natural History Museum, London. 499 references authored by Stearn. pdf: 1.91MB Neville, David 2005 (Apr 1) Profile of Bill Keen, BCSS President. Brit. Cact. Succ. J. 23(1): Newsletter iv. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Portrait. pdf: 33.1KB Neville, David (ed.) 2005 (Sep 24) . Bookshelf Brit. Cact. Succ. J. 23(3): 121-122. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Contributions by Lucio Russo, Colin Walker & Eddy Harris. tifs: 37.6MB, pdf: 1.47MB Newton, Len E. 2006 (21 Jun) Aloe rendilliorum: a new species in northern Kenya. Bradleya 24: 107-110. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Text- figs 1-4 (3 colour photos, 2 graphics). First description of Aloe rendilliorum. pdf: 687KB 2007 (Jun 16) Goodbye to the type locality of Aloe ballyi. Supplement to CactusWorld 25(2): 45-46. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. pdf: 291KB 2008 (Dec 12) Rowley roving. CactusWorld 26(4): 194-198. pdf: 774KB 2008 (Dec 12) Coming clean with aloe soap. CactusWorld 26(4): 250. pdf: 78KB 2009. Succulent News 17(2): 1-8. May 2009. pdf: 179KB 2009 (Jul 29) The identity of Sansevieria arborescens (Ruscaceae), with an amplified description, and description of a new species. Bradleya 27: 153- 158. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1- 6. Amplification of the description of Sansevieria arborescens and the first description of S. dumetescens. pdf: 219KB 2010 (Mar 20) An apothecary’s jar for aloe products. CactusWorld 28(1): 17-18. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Record of a John Buck apothecary jar for extract of Aloe. pdf: 1.45MB 2010 (Jul 20) Two new caulescent species of Sansevieria (Asparagaceae) in Kenya. Bradleya 28: 19-26. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1-9. First descriptions of Sansevieria ascendens & S. powysii. 20.7MB Norton, Colin 2005 (Dec 21) Columnar cerei in flower. Brit. Cact. Succ. J. 23(4): 146-153. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. pdf: 2.3MB 2007 (Jun 16) Some unusual cerei. CactusWorld 25(2): 77-84. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. pdf: 2.98MB 2009 (Jun) More ‘cereusly’ big plants. CactusWorld 27(2): 81-87. pdf: 1.58MB Nyffeler, Reto 2002 (Feb) Phylogenetic relationships in the cactus family (Cactaceae) based on evidence from TRNK/MATK and TRNL-TRNF sequences. American Journal of Botany 89(2): 312-326. The Botanical Society of America, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, 2002. Graphic text-figs 1-3, tables 1-6. Results of gene sequencing from 70 ingroup taxa and 2 outgroups from Portulacaceae. pdf: 192KB Donated by Bert Jonkers 12 Oct 2010. Nyffeler, Reto, & Eggli, Urs 2010 (Feb) Disintegrating Portulacaceae: A new familial classification of the suborder Portulacineae (Caryophyllales) based on molecular and morphological data. Taxon 59(1): 227-240. International Association for Plant Taxonomy, Vienna. pdf: 9.38MB Donated by Bert Jonkers, Aug 2010. 2010 (Jul 20) An up-to-date familial and suprafamilial classification of succulent plants. Bradleya 28: 125-144. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Graphic text-figs 1-2. Phylogeny of succulent plant families and orders based on molecular data. pdf: 225KB Nyffeler, Reto, Eggli, Urs, Ogburn, Matt, & Edwards, Erika 2008 (Nov 12) Variations on a theme: repeated evolution of succulent life forms in the Portulacineae (Caryophyllales). Haseltonia 14: 26-36. Cactus and Succulent Society of America, Pahrump. Text-figs 1-16 (15 colour photos, 1 graphic). Review of succulence and known relationships within the Portulacineae. pdf: 2.22MB Donated by Bert Jonkers 12 Oct 2010. Ocampo Acosta, Gilberto 2003 Jun. Nota sobre la presencia de Portulaca rubricaulis H.B.K. (Portulacaceae) en la Península de Yucatán. Acta Botánica Mexicana (63): 59-66. .Instituto de Ecología A.C., Pátzcuaro. Graphic text-fig 1-2. Distribution of Portulaca rubricaulis in Yucatan, and a key to the known species of Portulaca in the Yucatan Peninsula. pdf: 68KB. Olfelt, Joel P., Furnier, Glenn R., & Luby, James J. 2001 (Mar) What data determine whether a plant taxon is distinct enough to merit legal protection? A case study of Sedum integrifolium (Crassulaceae). American Journal of Botany 88(3): 401-410. Botanical Society of America, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Graphic text-figs 1-3. An investigation into the distinctness and variability of Rhodiola integrifolium ssp. leedyi using 33 random amplified polymorphic DNA (RAPD) markers, and 37 morphological characters. Because the populations appear to be highly distinct, it is recommended that the subspecies merits protection and that the populations should be managed as distinct units. pdf: 113KB Ollerton, Jeff, Masinde, Siro, Meve, Ulrich, Picker, Mike, & Whittington, Andrew 2009. Fly pollination in Ceropegia (Apocynaceae: Asclepiadoideae); biogeographic and phylogenetic perspectives. Annals of Botany 103: 1501- 1514 (renumbered 1-14). Oxford University Press, for Annals of Botany Company, Exeter. Text-figs 1-5 (10 photos, 4 graphics). Ceropegia spp. found to be visited by Diptera from at least 26 genera in 20 families, of which 11 genera & 11 families are pollinators. More derived clades found to interact with a smaller diversity of Diptera. 379KB Donated by Bert Jonkers, 23 Aug 2010. Orcutt, C. R. 1906 (15 Nov). Mid cactus wilds. The A. S. of C. C. Bulletin 2(1): t.p, 1-8. Roy Farrell Greene, Arkansas City, Kansas. Autobiographical. tifs: 92MB, pdf: 3.7MB Ostolaza Nano, Carlos 2005 (Apr 1) The Huaura valley, Lima, Peru - revisited. Brit. Cact. Succ. J. 23(1): 25-33. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1-18. Co-authors: Aldo Ceroni, Natalia Calderón, & Novoa, Sidney. pdf: 1.36MB 2006 (18 Sep) Cacti of the Pativilca river basin, Lima, Peru. CactusWorld 24(3): 117-128. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1-27. Co-authors: Aldo Ceroni, Natalia Calderón, Esther Alvarez, Jonatan Zapata, Johanna Cortéz, Lourdes Salinas. pdf: 3.25MB 2007 (13 Dec) Cacti of the Cañete river basin, Lima, Peru: a research and conservation study. CactusWorld 25(4): 215-226. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1-27. Co-authors: Aldo Ceroni, Jonatan Zapata, Johanna Cortéz, Lourdes Salinas, Emilia García. pdf: 3.12MB 2009 (Mar 12) Cacti of the Chancay and Chillón river basins, Lima, Peru: a research and conservation study. CactusWorld 27(1): 39-50. Co-authors: Guillermo Pino, Mercedes Flores, Aldo Ceroni, Natalie Ramírez, Johanna Cortéz, Jessica Vargas, Lourdes Salinas. pdf: 1.67MB Oviedo [y Valdes], G. H. de 1526. La natural historia de las Indias. t.p., banana, big tree. tifs: 22.6MB, pdf: 1.21MB 1535. Primera parte de la historia natural y general de las Indias, yslas y tierra firme de mar oceano Sevilla. Unpaged. 2 pages from Libro Octavo, fo. lxxxvi (Pitahaya & Cereus), and 2 pages from Libro Diez, fo. xcii (Opuntia), woodcuts [1-4]. tifs: 30MB, pdf: 2.0MB Complete work by Missouri Botanical Garden, Botanicus: http://www.botanicus.org/title/b12081966 Parra-Tabla, V., Vargas, C. F., & Eguiarte, L. E. 1998. Is Echeveria gibbiflora (Crassulaceae) fecundity limited by pollen availability? An experimental study. Functional Ecology 12: 591-595. British Ecological Society, Oxford. Graphic text-fig 1. Manually pollinated plants produced about a third more fruits and seeds than those left to be naturally pollinated by hummingbirds in the ecological reserve of Pedregal de San Angel around Mexico City. It is concluded that female fecundity in E. gibbiflora is limited by pollen early in the reproductive cycle and by resources in the middle and end of the season. pdf: 57.4KB Paterson, William 1789. Narrative of four journeys into the country of the Hottentots and Caffraria. In the years one thousand seven hundred and seventy-seven, eight, and nine. Illustrated with a map, and seventeen copper-plates. J. Johnson, London. Plates and map scanned from coloured copy in the library of Gordon ROWLEY by Colin WALKER. 939MB Also free online by Google Books at http://books.google.com/books?id=w00oAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA166&dq=An+a ccount+of+four+journies+into+the+southern+parts+of+Africa&cd=10#v=on This has the complete text, illustrations in black & white, but only a fragment of the map. Pendleton, Elizabeth 2006 (Jun 16) The Hybrid Echinopsis Swap Circle – a success story. CactusWorld 24(2): 57-63. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photos 1-18. pdf: 1.31MB Perez Calix, Emmanuel, García Ruíz,Ignacio, & Cházaro Basáñez, Miguel 2008. Una especie nueva de Pachyphytum (Crassulaceae) para la flora de Jalisco, México. Acta Botánica Mexicana (83): 63-68. Instituto de Ecología A.C., Pátzcuaro. Graphic text-fig 1. First description of Pachyphytum contrerasii. pdf: 321KB Pietsch, Theodore W. 2001 Feb. Charles Plumier (1646-1704) and his drawings of French and American fishes. Archives of Natural History 28(1): 1-58. Society for the Bibliography of Natural History, Natural History Museum, London. Text-figs 1-28. Biography of Charles Plumier. pdf: 7.2MB Pilbeam, John 2005 (Apr 1) Gymnocalycium – an alphabetical review (A) [1]. Brit. Cact. Succ. J. 23(1): 13-20. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1-16. pdf: 1.42MB 2005 (Aug 25) Mammillarias in reverse – Part 2. Brit. Cact. Succ. J. 23(2): 73-77. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1-17. Series Mammillaria. pdf: 1.72MB 2005 (Dec 21) Gymnocalycium – an alphabetical review (B) [2]. Brit. Cact. Succ. J. 23(4): 169-174. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1-12. pdf: 1.27MB 2006 (Jun 16) Tacitus bellus or Graptopetalum bellum. CactusWorld 24(2): 87-88. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1-3. pdf: 420KB 2007 (Mar 12) Mammillarias in reverse – Part 3. CactusWorld 25(1): 31-36. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. pdf: 1.91MB 2007 (Jun 16) Eriosyce – a shark in the cactus world. CactusWorld 25(2): 95-100. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. pdf: 1.92MB 2007 (14 Sep) Gymnocalycium – an alphabetical review: part 3, C-D. CactusWorld 25(3): 156-160. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1-9. pdf: 1MB 2009 (Sep). Gymnocalycium – an alphabetical review: part 4, E-G. CactusWorld 27(3): 151-154. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. pdf: 354KB Piltz, Jörg 1992-1993. Beitrag zur Kenntnis der Gattung Gymnocalycium castellanosii Backeberg. Gymnos Part 1 9(17): 17-20; Part 2 9(18): 33-52. tifs Pt.1 39MB, Pt.2 192MB, pdfs 1.4MB, 6.32MB. Part 1 also with pdf in English: 3.39MB Pinto, Raquel 2005 (Jul 22) A new species of Eriosyce (Cactaceae) from the northernmost coast of Chile. Bradleya 23: 1-6. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Text-figs 1-9 (5 colour photos, 3 SEM seed photos, 1 graphic). First description of Eriosyce caligophila. pdf: 2.14MB Pinto, Raquel, & Kirberg, Arturo 2005 (Jul 22) Conservation status of Eriosyce (Cactaceae) in northernmost Chile. Bradleya 23: 7-16. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Text-figs 1-5 (14 colour photos, 2 graphics, 1 coloured map). Conservation assessments of Eriosyce caligophila, islayensis, & iquiquensis. The four northernmost populations in Chile were all found to be dead due to the aridity. pdf: 3.05MB Plowes, Darrel C. H. 1996. The nomenclatural status and typification of Desmidorchis Ehrenberg (Stapelieae: Asclepiadaceae). Excelsa 17. 68-78. tifs: 186MB, pdf: 6.32MB 2003 (30 Sep) An examination of Stapeliopsis Pillans, Pectinaria Haw., and Ophionella Bruyns: Ceropegieae (Asclepiadoideae). Excelsa 20: 1-20. The Aloe, Cactus and Succulent Society of Zimbabwe, Harare. Includes first descriptions of Neopectinaria, Hermanschwartzia, & Vadulia. tifs: 326MB, pdf: 10.8MB 2008 (Jun 13) Pleuralluma Plowes, a new name for a unique Somali stapeliad. CactusWorld 26(2): 97-99. pdf: 218KB 2008 (Sep 12) The stapeliads of Senegal. CactusWorld 26(3): 151-158. pdf: 1.25MB Poellnitz, Karl von 1928. Zwei neue Anacampseros-Arten. [Fedde, ed.], Repertorium specierum novarum regni vegetabilis 24: [i], 297-298. Berlin. tifs 12MB, pdf 778KB 1929. Afrikanische Sukkulenten [Fedde, ed.], Repertorium specierum novarum regni vegetabilis 26: 20-24. Berlin. 28MB, pdf 2.34MB 1929. Zur Kenntnis der Gattung Anacampseros L. [Fedde, ed.], Repertorium specierum novarum regni vegetabilis 24: 242-249. Berlin. 41MB, pdf 3.2MB 1929 (15 Dec). Zur Kenntnis der Gattung Anacampseros L. II [Fedde, ed.], Repertorium specierum novarum regni vegetabilis 27: 129-132. Berlin. tifs: 17MB, pdf: 1.57MB 1929 (15 Dec) Zur Kenntnis der Gattungen Haworthia Duv. und Gasteria Duv. [Fedde, ed.], Repertorium specierum novarum regni vegetabilis 27: 132- 143. Berlin. Survey of species of Haworthia and Gasteria. tifs: 63.4MB, pdf: 4.59MB 1930 Zur Kenntnis der Gattung Anacampseros L. III. [Fedde, ed.], Repertorium specierum novarum regni vegetabilis 28: 27-32. Berlin. tifs: 70.7MB, pdf: 2.56MB 1935. Beschreibung von fünf Echeveria-Arten. Fedde Rep. 38: 29. Popov, Georgy 2009 (Aug). Revisiya vida Tephrocactus weberi (Speg.) Backeb. Kaktus- Klub 13(1-2): 9-20, [52]. Kaktus-Klub, Moscow. tifs: 151MB, pdf: 6.14MB Porter, Duncan M. 1980 Apr. Charles Darwin’s plant collections from the voyage of the Beagle. Journal of the Society for the Bibliography of Natural History 9(4): 515-525. Society for the Bibliography of Natural History, Natural History Museum, London. Historical references. pdf: 1.25MB 1983 Oct More Darwin Beagle notes resurface. Archives of Natural History 11(2): 315-316. Society for the Bibliography of Natural History, Natural History Museum, London. Field notes hitherto thought to be only copies of original Darwin notes are revealed to have been written by his manservant and therefore are also original. pdf: 149KB 1986 Jun Charles Darwin and ‘Ancient Seeds’. Archives of Natural History 13(2): 165-168. Society for the Bibliography of Natural History, Natural History Museum, London. A collation of Darwin’s writing on the subject of seed longevity. pdf: 222KB Powys, Anne, & Carter, Susan 2009 (Dec 10). Euphorbia iloitaii, a new tree species from Kenya. CactusWorld 27(4): 209-212. pdf: Quail, David 2005 (Dec 21) A poignant visit to a spectacular outdoor Agave. Brit. Cact. Succ. J. 23(4): 184-185. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Text- figs 1-3. Agave salmiana var. ferox, David Edwards memorial. pdf: 577KB 2006 (Jun 16) An inveterate seed-raiser’s diary. CactusWorld 24(2): 75-78. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photos 1-6. pdf: 765KB 2007 (Mar 12) Pink-flowered astrophytums. CactusWorld 25(1): 19-20. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. pdf: 518KB 2007 (Jun 16) Conservation by propagation: a case study – Turbinicarpus alonsoi, Supplement to CactusWorld 25(2): 29-33. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. pdf: 1.89MB 2008 (13 Mar) Prickly pear about to invade West Yorkshire? CactusWorld 26(1): 44. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text- figs 1-2. Opuntia engelmannii outdoors producing self-sown seedlings. pdf: 170KB 2009 (Dec 10). Growing succulents in an unheated conservatory. CactusWorld 27(4): 227-234. pdf: 1.22MB 2010 (Sep 16) Is anything still cold-tolerant after last winter? CactusWorld 28(3): 151-156. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England, [16] Sep 2010. Colour photo text-figs 1-11. Review of surviving succulents outdoors after the winter of 2009-2010. pdf: 1.47MB Ramírez Morillo, Ivón M. 2008 Oct. A new Hechtia (Bromeliaceae) from the states of Querétaro and Hidalgo, Mexico. Acta Botánica Mexicana (85): 63-74. Instituto de Ecología, Pátzcuaro. Text-figs 1-3 (4 colour photos, 2 graphics). First description of Hechtia lepidophylla. pdf: 1.61MB Raspi, Alfio, Pisciotta, Silvestro, & Sajeva, Maurizio 2009 Milichiella lacteipennis: new record for Lampedusa Island (Italy). Bulletin of Insectology 62(2): 133-135. Dept. of Agroenvironmental Sciences & Technologies, University of Bologna. 1 colour photo text-fig. New record for a fly pollinator of Apteranthes europea on Lampedusa Island. Donated by Bert Jonkers, 23 Aug 2010. Reeves, Henry M. 2006 Oct. Sahagún’s “Florentine Codex”, a little known Aztecan natural history of the valley of Mexico. Archives of Natural History 33(2): 302-321. Society for the Bibliography of Natural History, Natural History Museum, London. Photo text-figs 1-6 (incl. portrait). Notes on the best surviving version of Fray Bernardino de Sahagún’s Historia general de las cosas de Nueva España manuscript (1558-1569), known as the Florentine Codex, in Spanish- Nahuatl. pdf: 727KB Ressler, Bob 2010 (Sep 16) Notes on Cereus crassisepalus. CactusWorld 28(3): 159-160. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Text-fig 1 (5 colour photos). Profile of a worthy Brazilian columnar cactus. pdf: 132KB Řiha, Jan 2007 (14 Sep) Cintia knizei: A taxonomic review. CactusWorld 25(3): 143- 147. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1- 10. Argues for the recognition of the genus Cintia. pdf: 1.82MB Ring, Jim 2007 (Mar 12) Mammillaria luethyi. CactusWorld 25(1): 30. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. pdf: 165KB Ritchie, Alan 2009 (Jun) Arizona highways. CactusWorld 27(2): 107-112. pdf: 1.08MB 2010 (Jun) Lanzarote’s Jardin de Cactus. CactusWorld 28(2): 85-90. pdf: 2.78MB Ritz, C. M., Martins, Ludwig, Mecklenburg, Rainer, Goremykin, Vadim, & Hellwig, Frank H. 2007 (Aug) The molecular phylogeny of Rebutia (Cactaceae) and its allies demonstrates the influence of paleogeography on the evolution of South American mountain cacti. American Journal of Botany 94(8): 1321-1332. Botanical Society of America, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Graphic text-figs 1-5. Study based on 3 regions of the chloroplast. Suggest that Sulcorebutia, Weingartia, and Cintia should be united. Gymnocalycium has a very high molecular divergence, suggesting an older radiation. pdf: 588KB Rocha, Emerson Antônio, Machado, Isabel Cristina, & Zappi, Daniela Cristina 2007 (Jul 27) Floral biology of Pilosocereus tuberculatus (Werderm.) Byles & Rowley: a bat pollinated cactus endemic from the “Caatinga” in northeastern Brazil. Bradleya 25: 129-144. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Text-fig. 1 (5 colour photos). 248KB Rodgerson, Chris 2005 (Sep 24) Conophytum ratum – a yellow flowered form. Brit. Cact. Succ. J. 23(3): 119-120. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1-6 tifs: 37.0MB, pdf: 965KB 2006 (18 Sep) Conophytum bruynsii. CactusWorld 24(3): 114-116. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1-7. pdf: 922KB Rodríguez, Aarón 2009. Manfreda parva (Agavaceae), especie nueva del Estado de Guerrero, México. Acta Botánica Mexicana (88): 1-8. Instituto de Ecología, Pátzcuaro. Text-figs 1-2 (3 colour photos, 1 graphic). First description of Manfreda parva. pdf: 389KB Rodríguez, Aarón, Carrillo Reyes, Pablo, & Castro Castro, Arturo 2008. Nota sobre la distribución geográfica y morfología de Manfreda involuta (Agavaceae). Acta Botánica Mexicana (84): 17-23. .Instituto de Ecología, Universidad Autónoma del Estado México, Pátzcuaro. Text-fig. 1-3 (2 photos, 2 graphics). Distribution and other data for Manfreda involuta. pdf: 1.04MB Roth, Rogan B. 2005 (Sep 24) John Sanderson (1820-1881) and some of the plants that bear his name. Brit. Cact. Succ. J. 23(3): 103-104. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Text-figs 1-3. tifs: 36.9MB, pdf: 868KB 2006 (Mar 18) Floral splendour in the depths of winter. CactusWorld 24(1): 27-29. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1-4. pdf: 690KB 2006 (Jun 16) Eulophia petersii – on a hillside far, far away. CactusWorld 24(2): 79-81. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photos 1- 3. pdf: 802KB 2007 (14 Sep) Life in a quartz field – from a Schmoo-Plant’s point of view. CactusWorld 25(3): 151-155. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1-7. Notes on Muiria hortenseae. pdf: 1.56MB Rowley, Gordon D. 1983. Dedication to Richard Bradley, F. R. S. Bradleya 1: 1-2. British Cactus and Succulent Society, Oxford. Introductory paper to the first issue of Bradleya. tifs: 22.5MB, pdf: 1.09MB 1987. The Duchess of Beaufort’s succulent plants. Bradleya 5: 1-16. British Cactus and Succulent Society, Oxford. The succulents depicted in two unpublished folio volumes of water colour paintings of plants cultivated by the Duchess of Beaufort (1630-1715). tifs: 159MB, pdf: 8.07MB 2004-2006. Opuntia – Fission or fusion? Tephrocactus Study Group 10-12. Tephrocactus Study Group, England, 2 parts. 1: Jun 2004. 10(2): 21, 24-27, 1 graphic. 2: Sep 2006. 12(3): 37, 42-47. tifs: 61MB, pdf: 4.65MB 2005 (Apr 1) + Hylogymnocalycium replaces + Hylocalycium (cactus chimera). Brit. Cact. Succ. J. 23(1): 12. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1. pdf: 85.4KB 2005 (Dec 21) Obituary: Professor Keith Mortimer 1932-2005. Brit. Cact. Succ. J. 23(4): 160. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. pdf: 102KB 2006 (14 Dec) Lophophora – species and cultivars. CactusWorld 24(4): 201- 210. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Text-figs 1-20. pdf: 2.28MB 2007 (13 Dec) Name conservation – a case for cultivars. CactusWorld 25(4): 227-232. pdf: 1.08MB 2008 (Dec 12) Worthwhile hybrid succulents no. 10: Echeveria ×gilva ‘Eyeful’. CactusWorld 26(4): 203-206. pdf: 628KB 2009 (Jun) Rebutia reappraised. CactusWorld 27(2): 88-90. pdf: 368KB 2009 (Jul 29) Charles Darwin’s succulent plants. Bradleya 27: 3-12. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Graphic text-figs 1-8 (1 coloured). Recounts the collected works of Charles Darwin on succulent plants. pdf: 404KB 2009 (Sep). Booklore – and a succulent plant library for all? CactusWorld 27(3): 159-166. pdf: 1.23MB 2009 (Nov 19) Gymnocalycium in cultivation – a survey of cultivars. Haseltonia 15: 80-101. Cactus and Succulent Society of America Inc., Pahrump. Colour photo text-figs 1-49. A checklist of Gymnocalycium cultivars. Pdf: 2.18MB Donated by Bert Jonkers 12 Oct 2010. 2010 (Mar 20) Worthwhile hybrid succulents no. 11: from Kalanchoe blossfeldiana Poelln. to the Double Flaming Katy Group. CactusWorld 28(1): 31-37. History of a group of Kalanchoe cultivars. 8.09MB 2010 (Jul 20) Epitypes for two archetypal stapeliads: Stapelia hirsuta and S. (Orbea) variegata. Bradleya 28: 107-108. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour graphic text-figs 1-2. Colour plates from Jacquin, Miscellanea Austriaca Vol.1 selected to serve as epitypes of the two Linnaean stapelias. pdf: 1.66MB 2010 (Jul 20) Lectotypification of Portulaca grandiflora var. grandiflora. Bradleya 28: 109-110. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour graphic text-fig 1. Purple-flowered form chosen to lectotypify Portulaca grandiflora. pdf: 1.18MB 2010 (Sep 6) Salm-Dyck’s mammillarias. Journal of the Mammillaria Society 50(3): 79-96. Mammillaria Society, Banstead. Graphic text-figs 1-4. Checklist and history of Mammillaria names used by Salm-Dyck (1809-1843), with reproductions of some of his manuscript notes. tifs: 228MB, pdf: 5.07MB 2010 (Sep 16) The venerable Reid Venerable Moran: King of the dudleyas. CactusWorld 28(3): 157-158. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Photo text-figs 1-3 (2 colour). Obituary notice. pdf: 136KB Rushforth, David 2005 (Apr 1) A special offering of Brazilian cactus seeds. Brit. Cact. Succ. J. 23(1): 2. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. pdf: 1.81MB 2005 (Dec 21) The 2005 BCSS seed offering. Brit. Cact. Succ. J. 23(4): 155- 159. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. pdf: 1.08MB 2006 (Mar 18) 2006 BCSS special Adenium seed offering. CactusWorld 24(1): 12-16. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1-13. pdf: 1.48MB 2006 (14 Dec) Seed offer 2006. CactusWorld 24(4): 193-197. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1-13. pdf: 980KB 2007 (13 Dec) The seed list 2007/2008. CactusWorld 25(4): 214. pdf: 132KB 2008 (Dec 12). The seed list 2008/2009. CactusWorld 26(4): 232. pdf: 149KB 2009 (Dec 10). The seed list 2009/2010. CactusWorld 27(4): 216. pdf: 125KB Russo, Lucio, & Moggi, Guido 2004 (May 28) Emilio Chiovenda and his contribution to the knowledge of East African succulent plants, with a selected bibliography. Bradleya 22: 37-42. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Text-figs 1-3 (2 photos, 1 graphic). Biography & bibliography of Emilio Chiovenda. pdf: 332KB Salm-Reifferscheid-Dyck, Joseph M. F. A. H. I. 1800-1840. 33 paintings and other associated images. Original artwork from Rowley, Salm-Dyck’s cactus paintings, Bradleya 17: 1-26. 1999. tifs: 170MB Santos-Díaz, María del Socorro, Elizalde-Rodríguez, Carlos, & Santos-Díaz, María de Lourdes 2006 (21 Jun) Effect of coconut water, darkness and auxins on morphogenesis of Ariocarpus kotschoubeyanus (Cactceae). Bradleya 24: 83-88. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Tissue culture of Ariocarpus kotschoubeyanus. pdf: 344KB Santos-Díaz, María del Socorro, Méndez-Ontiveros, Ricardo, Arredondo- Gómez, Alberto, & Santos-Díaz, María de Lourdes 2003 (Aug 11) Clonal propagation of Turbinicarpus laui Glass & Foster, a cactus threatened with extinction. Bradleya 21: 7-12. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Text-figs 1-2 (2 photos, 1 graphic). Tissue culture of Turbinicarpus laui. pdf: 132KB Schlegel, Urs 2009 (Jul 29) The composite structure of cactus spines. Bradleya 27: 129- 138. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Photo text-figs 1-3 (8 photos). Investigation of the structural properties of the spines of 21 species. pdf: 638KB Schröder, Chris 2008 (1 Nov) Onlineführer zu klassischer Sukkulenten-Literatur mit Schwerpunkt Mittagsblumen (Aizoaceae) v. 1.0.3. HitchHiker’s guide to classic mesembs literature v.1.0.3. Fachgesellschaft andere Sukkulenten e.V., Leipzig. p. [1-13]; pdf 346KB. A checklist of literature relating to mesembs found on the internet, with links to online sources. Schlosser, S. H. 1978-1979 [Field number lists]. Vivero “La Ardillita”, Montevideo. 1: 20 Jul 1978. p. [1]-2; 2: 1979. Verzeichnis der SCHL-Feldnummern. p. [1-3]. tifs: 102MB, pdf: 3.03MB Schola Salernitanus A medical school at Salerno, Napoli, Italy, chronologically the first and perhaps the most famous of such schools after the fall of the Roman Empire. Founded before the 10th century, it had, by the 12th century become a public University with an organised ‘Collegium’ of doctors who awarded degrees and diplomas. By the 15th century the right to confer medical licences had been transferred from the King to the Schola Salernitana. Of its publications, the two oldest surviving are Practica by Petrocellus (c. 1035), and Passionaria by Gariopontus (c. 1040). The writings of Trotula, the lady doctor, a descendant of the noble Ruggero family can be dated around 1059. There were actually many lady doctors in Salerno, highly respected, and able to prescribe cosmetic products as well as medicine. A 12th century illuminated manuscript, c.1140 by Matthaeus Platearius, entitled Circa instans, is one of the most important herbals of postclassical times (in the NYBG library). Towards the middle of the 13th century, the didactic poem called Schola Salernitana, Flos Medicinae, Regimen Virile, Regimen Sanitatis made its appearance. Neither the author, nor the era in which it was composed are known for certain. It appears to be the work of many, but no one in particular. Decline set in after the founding of a rival medical university at Naples, especially under the rule of the Aragon princes from 1436 until the first years of the 16th century. After the middle of the 18th century it existed more or less in name only, until it disappeared forever with a decree of 29 Nov 1811. c.1140 Platearius, Matthaeus Circa instans A 12th century illuminated manuscript, authored by magister (teacher) Matthaeus Platearius, and considered to be one of the most important herbals of postclassical times (in the NYBG library). Manuscripts of this date did not have a title, but the illuminated opening phrase is taken to be its title. Title page, with part of the text on Aloe. tif: 3.14MB 1554 Curio, J. & Cruellius, J. (ed.) De conservanda bona valetudine opusculum Schola Salernitana, ad Regem Angliae: Cum Arnoldi Novicomensis, Medici & Philosophi antiqui F. narrationibus utilissimis, de rubrecognitis & auctis, per Joan. Curionem, & Jac. Crellium, item, De Electione meliorum Simplicium, ac Specierum Medicinalium, Rhythmi venustiss, Othonis Cremonensis, De moderatione cibi & potus, item Somni & vigiliar um Doctrine saluberrimae D. Philippi Melanthonis, De uvictus salubris ratione privatorum Polybij tractatus, Andernaco Interp. Chr. Egenolph, Frankfurt. DURLING 3822. DREXEL 842. One of the earliest printed versions of the famous book on healthy living. Includes chapters on the best simples [herbal & other preparations] by OTTO of Cremona, and on food moderation by Philip MELANCHTON. Some of the woodcuts are by H. S. BEHAM, who worked for the publisher Egenolph. Rubricated t.p., p.1 (rubr. frontisp.), 1.1 (first page of text), 127[a] (Allium), 181 (Aloe entry). tifs: 44.2MB; pdf: 1.62MB Schulz, Rudolf 2006 Copiapoa 2006 selected pages. tifs: 113MB. Shawyer, Michael 2008 (Jun 13) Big Bend National Park, Texas. CactusWorld 26(2): 65-70. pdf: 1.51MB 2010 (Mar 20) Stereo pictures on your computer. CactusWorld 28(1): 19- 20. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. An introduction to stereo photography. pdf: 2.08MB Slaba, Rudolf 2002 (Aug 15) Rebutia fischeriana Slaba species nova – zajímavý objev z příbuzenstva R. einsteinii, Kaktusy 38(3): 66-70. Společnost Českých a Slovenských Pětitelů Kaktusů a Sukulentů, Brno. First description of Aylostera (Mediolobivia) fischeriana. tifs: 81.2MB; pdf: 2.66MB Slade, David, & Stephenson, Ray 2010 (Sep 16) Sedum lampusae (Kotschy) Boiss. CactusWorld 28(3): 167- 168. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1-4. A fresh look at an old and elusive species. pdf: 307KB Sloane, Sir Hans (1660-1753) 1696. Catalogus plantarum quae in insula Jamaica sponte proveniunt. D. Brown for the author, London. Missouri Botanical Garden, Botanicus: http://www.botanicus.org/title/b12077926 Smale, Terry 2009 (Dec 10). Sempervivums on trial. CactusWorld 27(4): 201-208. pdf: 2.27MB 2010 (Mar 20) How do gardeners use succulent plants?. CactusWorld 28(1): 11-15. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. On the use of succulent plants for outdoor bedding arrangements. pdf: 18.7MB Smith, Gideon F. 2003 (Aug 11) Aloe craibii Gideon F.Sm. (Asphodelaceae: Alooidae): a new species of grass aloe from the Barberton Centre of Endemism, Mpumalanga, South Africa. Bradleya 21: 25-28. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Graphic text-figs 1-2. First description of Aloe craibii. pdf: 159KB Smith, Gideon F., & Crouch, Neil R. 2010 (Jul 20) Aloe nicholsii Gideon F.Sm. & N.R.Crouch (Asphodelaceae): a new leptaloe from KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. Bradleya 28: 103-106. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Text-figs 1-4 (3 colour photos, 1 distribution map). First description of Aloe nicholsii. pdf: 6.14MB Smith, Gideon F., Crouch, Neil R., & Steyn, Elsie M. A. 2003 (Aug 11) Notes on the distribution and ethnobotany of Kalanchoe paniculata (Crassulaceae) in southern Africa. Bradleya 21: 21-24. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Text-figs 1-6 (5 colour photos, 1 coloured distribution map). Distribution of on of the most widespread species of Kalanchoe in southern Africa. A new location in Mozambique is recorded. pdf: 259KB Smith, Gideon F. & Figueiredo, Estrela 2009 (Jul 29) Aloe arborescens Mill. (Asphodelaceae) is spreading in Portugal. Bradleya 27: 165-167. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1-2. A record of the spread of Aloe arborescens around the coastal town of Nazaré, Portugal. pdf: 140KB 2010 (Jun) Petrosedum sediforme, a beautiful species of Crassulaceae from Portugal, CactusWorld 28(2): 103-106. pdf: 1.40MB Smith, Gideon F., & Klopper, Ronell R. 2007 (Jul 27) Naturalised species of Agave L. (Agavaceae) in the Cape Floristic Region, South Africa. Bradleya 25: 193-195. Text-fig. 1 (2 colour photos). Identifies Agave americana var. americana and A. sisalana as exotic alien species in Cape Province. pdf: 87KB Smith, Gideon F., & Steyn, Elsie M. A. 2004 (May 28) Agave hurteri Trelease (Agavaceae): the perfect landscaping plant for large gardens. Bradleya 22: 15-20. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Text-figs 1-8 (5 colour photos, 2 graphics, 1 coloured map). Cultivation of the Guatemalan Agave hurteri in South Africa. pdf: 707KB 2005 (Jul 22) Notes on the phenology, natural geographical distribution range and taxonomy of Aloe dichotoma (Aloaceae). Bradleya 23: 17-22. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Text-figs 1-5 (4 colour photos, 1 distribution map). Comparative geography and flowering periods of Aloe dichotoma with the related A. ramosissima and pillansii. pdf: 345KB Smith, Gideon F., Steyn, Elsie M. A., & Crouch, Neil R. 2003 (Aug 11) Aloe camperi (Asphodelaceae): the first record of an exotic aloe naturalised in South Africa. Bradleya 21: 17-20. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1-5. Records the presence of Aloe camperi on the lower slopes of Table Mountain, Cape Town, native to Eritraea and Ethiopia. pdf: 315KB Smith, Gideon F., Walters, Michele, Figueiredo, Estrela, & Klopper, Ronell R. 2008 (Jul 18) Naturalised species of Agave L. (Agavaceae) in the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa. Bradleya 26: 33-40. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Text-figs 1-11 (7 colour photos, 5 coloured maps). Five species of Agave recorded as naturalised in the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa. pdf: 1.82MB Smith, Gideon F., Walters, Michele, Klopper, Ronell R., & Crouch, Neil R. 2008 (Jul 18) Aloes of the World: African Plants Initiative. An international web-based collaboration to promote scholarly research on Aloe L. Bradleya 26: 121-128. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-fig 1. Report of a workshop meeting in Nov 2007, and an Aloe description template. pdf: 284KB Smith, Martin 2007 (Jun 16) A Mexican adventure and some experiences with an extraordinary reference collection, Supplement to CactusWorld 25(2): 34- 40. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. pdf: 1.93MB Soffiatti, Patricia, & Angyalossy, Veronica 2003 (Aug 11) Stem anatomy of Cipocereus (Cactaceae). Bradleya 21: 39- 48. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Text-figs 1-24 (4 colour photos, 19 photos, 1 distribution map). Stem anatomy of the five species of Cipocereus. pdf: 485KB Sotomayor, J. Manuel 2006 (Mar 18) Regeneration of two species of the genus Turbinicarpus by means of sowing seeds in habitat. CactusWorld 24(1): 37-42. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1-4. pdf: 711KB Sotomayor, Manuel, Gómez, Alberto Arredondo, Sánchez Barra, Francisco René, & Martínez Méndez, Mario 2006 (21 Jun) Pelecyphora strobiliformis (Werdermann) Frič & Schelle ex Kreuzinger (Cactaceae): a new locality in San Luis Potosí, Mexico. Bradleya 24: 111-114. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Text- figs 1-6 (3 colour photos, 3 coloured maps). Extension of the known distribution. pdf: 1.17MB Stansbie, Michael 2008 (Dec 12). The National Show 2008. CactusWorld 26(4): 219-231. pdf: 3.31MB Staples, George W., Imeda, Clyde T., & Herbst, Derral R. 2002. New Hawaiian plant records for 2000. Bishop Museum Occasional Papers 68: 3-18. Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum of Polynesian Ethology and Natural History, Honolulu. Includes nomenclatural notes for Cactaceae and Crassulaceae. 95.8KB Stearn, William T. 1974 Jul. Miller’s Gardeners dictionary and its abridgement. Journal of the Society for the Bibliography of Natural History 7(1): 125-141. Society for the Bibliography of Natural History, Natural History Museum, London. Graphic text-figs 1-6. Commentary on the importance of the various editions of the Gardeners dictionary. pdf: 1.8MB Steinmann, Victor W. 2003. The submersion of Pedilanthus into Euphorbia. Acta Botánica Mexicana (65): 45-50. .Instituto de Ecología A.C., Pátzcuaro. Argues for the 15 accepted species of Pedilanthus to be transferred into Euphorbia and makes all the necessary new name combinations. pdf: 975KB. Stephenson, Ray 2005 (Sep 24) . pH inhibitors? Brit. Cact. Succ. J. 23(3): 134-136. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Text-figs 1-6 tifs: 55.3MB, pdf: 1.56MB 2006 (Jun 16) A study of one of England’s largest natural sites for Sedum villosum. CactusWorld 24(2): 82-84. Co-author: Mark Campbell. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Text-figs 1-4. pdf: 693KB 2007 (Jun 16) Two out of three is not good enough! Supplement to CactusWorld 25(2): 41-44. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. pdf: 990KB 2009 (Jun) Three Gormania river basin endemics. CactusWorld 27(2): 91- 96. pdf: 905KB 2010 (Jun 29) Sedum ‘Canny Hinny’. Sedum Society Newsletter (94): 73-75. Sedum Society, Choppington, Northumberland. Colour photos 2-5. tifs: 33.2MB, pdf: 618KB 2010 (Jun 29) Inter-relationships within family Crassulaceae updated and simplified. Sedum Society Newsletter (94): 86-92. Sedum Society, Choppington, Northumberland. 1 coloured phylogenetic tree. Summarises current views on the systematics of the family Crassulaceae, with a tentative phylogenetic scheme. tifs: 51.6MB, pdf: 1.57MB Stephenson, Robert D. 2007 (13 Dec) Growing agaves in Melbourne. CactusWorld 25(4): 201-208. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1-18. pdf: 2.28MB Taylor, Nigel P. 1979 (Nov) Notes on Ferocactus B.&R.. The Cactus and Succulent Journal of Great Britain 41(4): 88-94. Cactus and Succulent Society of Great Britain, Richmond. 1 graphic plate. An amplification of the genus to include species from Ancistrocactus, Thelocactus, Coloradoa, Sclerocactus. tifs: 118MB, pdf: 3.82MB 2007 (Jun 16) Ex situ conservation of Melocactus at Kew, Supplement to CactusWorld 25(2): 21-28. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. pdf: 2.81MB 2007 (Jul 27) The neotype illustration of Echinocactus mammulosus Lemaire. Bradleya 25: 125-128. Colour photo text-figs. 1-2. A plate by M. Cels from Annales de flore et de pomone: 288. 1839 is reproduced and designated the neotype of Echinocactus mammulosus Lem. (1839). pdf: 148KB 2009 (Dec 10). Two Bolivian echeverias. CactusWorld 27(4): 217-218. pdf: 431KB Thackeray, Roy 2006 (Jun 16) The succulent collection at Bishop Burton College dedicated to the memory of Adrian Haworth. CactusWorld 24(2): 71-74. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photos 1-4. pdf: 1.81MB 2007 (Mar 12) Visiting Ferocactus cylindraceus. CactusWorld 25(1): 15-18. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. pdf: 3.27MB 2007 (Jun 16) Two hedgehogs, a grizzly bear and a lizard. CactusWorld 25(2): 91-94. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. pdf: 2.35MB 2007 (14 Sep) Getting close to Aeonium glandulosum. CactusWorld 25(3): 148-150. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text- figs 1-4. Macrophotographic images of Aeonium glandulosum. pdf: 529KB Thiv, Mike, Esfeld, Korinna, & Koch, Marcus 2010 (Jul). Studying adaptive radiation at the molecular level: A case study in the Macaronesian Crassulaceae-Sempervivoideae, in Glaubrecht, M (ed) Evolution in action: 35-59. Springer-Verlag, Berlin, Heidelberg. Graphic text-figs 1-5 (1 colour). A study of Aichryson, Monanthes and Aeonium in the Canary Islands, as an example of how island isolation affects their evolution. Concludes that reproductive isolation and also, to a lesser extent, physiological adaptation and hybridisation were major triggers in the evolution of this group. Pdf: 642KB Donated by Ray Stephenson 7 Sep 2010. Thomson, George 2005 (Jul 22) A revision of the genus Melocactus in Curaçao and Bonaire, Netherlands Antilles, with an illustration of the neotype of M. macracanthos. Bradleya 23: 79-96. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Text-figs 1-11 (16 colour photos, 1 photo, 7 graphics). Based on a study of 18 populations, concludes that only one species occurs in the study area, Melocactus macracanthos. A neotype from Link & Otto (1827) is designated. pdf: 984KB 2005 (Sep 24) Simple thrills in the Caribbean – Mammillaria mammillaris and Opuntia curassavica in habitat. Brit. Cact. Succ. J. 23(3): 98-102. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Text-figs 1-8. tifs: 92.5MB, pdf: 2.34MB Tiznado-Hernández, Martín Ernesto, Ojeda-Contreras, Angel Javier, Sánchez- Estrada, Alberto, Moreno-Valázquez, Delia, & Mercado-Ruiz, Jorge Nemesio 2004 (May 28) A model to predict the developmental stage of Stenocereus thurberi (Cactaceae) fruit from pulp and skin colour. Bradleya 22: 77-84. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Text-figs 1-2 (6 colour photos, 1 graphic). Assessment of the optimum stage of development for fruits of Stenocereus thurberi to be ready for market. pdf: 224KB Tjaden, Will L. 1977 May. William and James Sherard and John James Dillenius: some errors in the biographies. Journal of the Society for the Bibliography of Natural History 8(2): 143-147. Society for the Bibliography of Natural History, Natural History Museum, London. Historical notes on Dillenius and his employers, and the production of Hortus Elthamensis. 640KB 1979 Nov. Amaryllis belladonna and the Guernsey lily: an overlooked clue. Journal of the Society for the Bibliography of Natural History 9(3): 251-256. Society for the Bibliography of Natural History, Natural History Museum, London. Photo text-fig. 1. The story and resolution of an identity dispute. 737KB Traveset, Anna, & Sáez, Encarna 1997 Pollination of Euphorbia dendroides by lizards and insects: Spatio- temporal variation in patterns of flower visitation. Oecologia 111: 241- 248. Springer-Verlag, Berlin, Heidelberg. Graphic text-fig. 1. pdf: 774KB Donated by Bert Jonkers, 28 Sep 2010. Trew, Christoph Jakob (1695-1769) 1750 (text), 1750-1773 (plates). Plantae selectae quarum imagines ad exemplaria naturalia Londini in hortis curiosorum nutrita manu arteficiosa doctaque pinxit Georgius Dionysius Ehret Germanus occasione haud vulgari collegit [et a tab. 1-72] nominibus propriis notisque subinde illustravit et publico usui dicavit D. Christophorus Jacobus Trew medicus norimbergensis in aes incidit et vivis coloribus repraesentavit Joannes Jacobus Haid pictor et chaleographus Augustanus. Nuremberg. Artist: Georg Dionysius Ehret (1708-1770) Engraver: Johann Jakob Haid (1704-1767) Extracts on succulents and near-succulents. Text: 1750. p. [frontisp. Ehret], [i-iv], [2]-3, 6-9, 11, 14, 19-23, 44-45, 50, Monitum & Index [1-2]. Plates: Portraits: 1750. Haid & Trew. Dec. 2: 1751. p. [i]. t.14: 1751. Cereus altissimus gracilior, fructu extus luteo intus niveo, seminibus nigris pleno. Harrisia gracilis. Dec. 3: 1752. p. [i]. t.30: 1752. Cereus minimus scandens polygonus spinosissimus flore purpureo. Aporocactus flagelliformis. Dec. 4: 1754. p. [i]. t.31: 1754. Cereus gracilis scandens ramosus plerumque sexangularis, flore ingente atque fragranti, calyce aureo corolla argentea, fructu e carneo lutescente. Selenicereus grandiflorus. t.32: 1754. Cereus gracilis scandentis &c. flos et fructus maturus. Selenicereus grandiflorus. t.37: 1754. Yucca foliis lanceolatis acuminatis integerrimis margine filamentosis. Yucca filamentosa. Dec. 5: 1756. p. [i]. t.41: 1756. Plumeria flore roseo odoratissimo. Plumeria rubra. t.44: 1756. Haemanthus colchici foliis, periantheo herbaceo. Scadoxus puniceus. Dec. 6: 1759. p. [i]. t.51: 1759. Bromelia foliis aculeatis, caule racemo laxo terminatrici. Bromelia pinguin. t.58: 1759. Corallodendron foliis ternatis, caule simplicissimo inermi, floribus clausis, leguminibus, nodosis. Erythrina herbacea. From Missouri Botanical Garden, Botanicus site. Complete work pdf: 47.3MB; Succulents only: pdf: 10.5MB Tribble, Derek, & Bailey, Geoff 2010 (Sep 16) BCSS Photographic Competition 2010 Part 1. CactusWorld 28(3): 125-132. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1-9. The winners of Classes 1 and 2 from the 2010 photographic competition are presented, with reports from the Competition Organiser, Derek Tribble and Judge, Geoff Bailey. 776KB Tribble, Derek, & McDonough, Brian 2009 (Mar 12) BCSS Photo Competition 2008. CactusWorld 27(1): 21-30. pdf: 1.54MB Uhl, Charles H., & Moran, Reid 1999 (Mar) Chromosomes of Villadia and Altamiranoa (Crassulaceae). American Journal of Botany 86(3): 387-397. Botanical Society of America, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Chromosome photo text-figs 1-46. Concludes that Altamiranoa has remained more similar than Villadia to its Sedum relatives cytologically as well as morphologically. pdf: 147KB Donated by Ray Stephenson, Jun 2010. Vaupel, Friedrich 1923 (Sep 15). Drei neue Cereen. Zeitschr. f. Sukkulentenkunde 1(6): i, 57- 58. tifs: 35MB, pdf: 1.11MB Vellozo, J. M. da C. 1825 (1829) Florae fluminensis. Typographia Nationali, Rio de Janeiro. Selected plates. tifs: 99.1MB Complete work by Missouri Botanical Garden, Botanicus: http://www.botanicus.org/title/b12006385 Von der Heiden, F. 1879. Neue hybride Echeveria. Hamburger Garten- und Blumenzeitung 35: 305-307. pdf: 1.71MB 1879. New hybrid echeverias. The Gardeners’ Chronicle (2 Aug). tif: 5.31MB Walker, Colin 2005 (Dec 21) A tale of two Arabian aloes. Brit. Cact. Succ. J. 23(4): 175- 179. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Text-figs 1-8. Commentary on Aloe pendens and A. niebuhriana. pdf: 839KB 2006 (21 Jun) Book review: Bruyns, Stapeliads of southern Africa and Madagascar (2005). Bradleya 24: 66. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. pdf: 23.3KB 2007 (Jul 27) Book review: Craib, Grass aloes in the South African Veld (2005). Bradleya 25: 196. pdf: 19.4KB 2008 (Dec 12). A new name in Monsonia. CactusWorld 26(4): 248-249. tifs: 35MB, pdf: 1.11MB 2009 (Jul 28) Editorial: Darwin and Kew anniversaries. Bradleya 27: 1-2. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. 1 colour portrait of Darwin. Introduction to the Darwin and Kew anniversary issue of Bradleya. pdf: 84KB 2009 (Jul 28) Book review: Haseltonia 14 (2008). Bradleya 27: 144. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. pdf: 24.5KB 2009 (Jul 28) Book review: Wickens & Lowe, The boababs (2008). Bradleya 27: 168. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. pdf: 22.5KB 2010 (Jul 20) Gilbert Westacott Reynolds: his study of Aloe and a bibliography of his work. Bradleya 28: 111-124. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Text-figs 1-9 (9 colour photos, 1 photo). Biography & bibliography of G. W. Reynolds. pdf: 9.19MB Walker, Colin, Hunt, David, Rowley, Gordon D., & Taylor, Nigel 2007 (Jul. 27) Editorials. Bradleya 25: 1-8. Photo text-fig 1. Contributions from present and past editors. pdf: 923KB Walker, Colin, & Thorburn, Marjorie 2008 (Dec 12) Reminiscences of a member of the Gordon Rowley fan club. CactusWorld 26(4): 199-202. pdf: 286KB Walker, Graham 2006 (Mar 18) Meet the growers (1). CactusWorld 24(1): 23-25. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1-6. The Darbon family. pdf: 1.38MB Wallace, Robert S., & Cota, J. Hugo 1996. An intron loss in the chloroplast gene rpoC1 supports a monophyletic origin for the subfamily Cactoideae of the Cactaceae. Current Genetics 29: 275-281. Springer-Verlag, Berlin, New York. Text-figs 1-3 (1 photo, 2 graphics). First report of the loss of a c.700-bp intron in a chloroplast gene of the Cactoideae, still present in Pereskioideae and Opuntioideae and in related families. pdf: 367KB Donated by Bert Jonkers 12 Oct 2010. Walter, Helmut 2008 (Jul 18) Floral biology, phytogeography and systematics of Eriosyce subgenus Neoporteria (Cactaceae). Bradleya 26: 75-98. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Text-figs 1-16 (15 colour photos, 3 graphics). Recircumscription of Eriosyce subgen. Neoporteria. Critical appraisal of the floral structure and biology. pdf: 1.60MB 2010. Floral biology of Echinopsis chiloensis ssp. chiloensis (Cactaceae): Evidence for a mixed pollination syndrome. Flora 205(11): 757-763. Elsevier GmbH, Jena. Text-figs 1-4 (1 colour photo, 3 graphics). Experiments by excluding pollinators from 162 flowers from 12 plants. Anthesis of Echinopsis chiloensis shown to be both nocturnal and diurnal, with crepuscular anthesis and duration and time of opening proportional to the maximum daytime temperature. Both nocturnal and diurnal pollinators contributed to fruit set, with nocturnal being the most efficient. The syndrome is essentially nocturnal hawkmoth, but secondary diurnal pollinators also make a contribution. pdf: 349KB Donated by the author, 3 Nov 2010. Walter, Helmut, & Mächler, Wendelin 2006 (18 Sep) Rearrangements in the systematics of Eriosyce napina (Philippi) Kattermann (Cactaceae). CactusWorld 24(3): 135-143. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Text-figs 1-8. pdf: 2.24MB 2006 (14 Dec) An old acquaintance from the Guanillos Valley (Prov. De Atacama, Chile) is finally validated. CactusWorld 24(4): 185-192. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1-11. pdf: 733KB Watson, John M. 2006. Validation of some recent Chilean taxonomic novelties in Eriosyce Phil. (Cactaceae). Gayana Bot. 63(1): 123-125. Comunicación Breve. Firefox doc.: 31KB, Word doc.: 43KB Watson, Sereno 1878. Botanical extracts in Rothrock, Report upon United States geographical surveys west of the one hundredth meridian, in charge of First Lieut. Geo. M. Wheeler, 6: Botany: i, vii, 272, 379. Government Printing Office, Washington. First description of Dasylirion wheeleri. tifs: 61.6MB, pdf: 1.26MB Weber, F. A. C. 1904. Roland-Gosselin, Robert (ed.) Oeuvres posthumes de M. le Dr. Weber. 1. Plantes nouvelles. 2. Floraisons inédites de plantes déjà décrites. Bulletin du Muséum d’Histoire Naturelle 10: 382-399. Paris. tifs: 56.3MB, pdf: 4.45MB Weinstock, Daniel 2002 Jun. A misidentified portrait of Joseph Dalton Hooker. Journal of the Society for the Bibliography of Natural History 29(2): 271-273. Society for the Bibliography of Natural History, Natural History Museum, London. Photo text-figs 1-4 (portraits). Corrects the identification of the artist and date of a well known portrait of J. D. Hooker. pdf: 913KB Williamson, Graham 2003 (Aug 11) A new variety of Euphorbia filiflora Marloth from the northern Cape Province of South Africa. Bradleya 21: 49-52. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Text-figs 1-9 (7 colour photos, 2 graphics). First description of Euphorbia filiflora var. nana. pdf: 307KB Winter, Klaus, Richter, Andreas, Engelbrecht, Bettina, Posada, Juan, Virgo, Aurelio, & Popp, Marianne 1997. Effect of elevated CO2 on growth and crassulacean-acid-metabolism activity of Kalanchoe pinnata under tropical conditions. Planta 201: 389- 396. Springer-Verlag, Berlin. Graphic text-figs 1-5. Kalanchoe pinnata grown in ambient and double ambient concentrations of CO2 increased their growth rate by 42-51% in the latter. pdf: 388KB Witt, A. B. R. 2004. Initial screening of the stem-boring weevil Osphilia tenuipes, a candidate agent for the biological control of Bryophyllum delagoense in Australia. Biocontrol 49: 197-209. Kluwer Academic Publishers, for the International Organisation for Biological Control, Dordrecht. Graphic text-figs 1-4. O. tenuipes is considered to have potential for release against B. delagoense in Australia because the continent has very few native Crassulaceae which could potentially serve as alternative hosts in the field. pdf: 143KB Wittner, Holger 2010 (Sep 16) Oasis Park, Fuerteventura. CactusWorld 28(3): 161-166. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1-13. A visit to the succulent garden at La Lajita. Pdf: 1.41MB Woolnough, Ian 2009 (Dec 10). Visiting Ferocactus johnstonianus in habitat. CactusWorld 27(4): 219-226. pdf: 1.79MB Wray, Trevor 2009 (Dec 10). A weekend at the Judges’ Course. CactusWorld 27(4): 241- 242. pdf: 155KB 2010 (Sep 16) Lithops for the show bench. CactusWorld 28(3): 133-138. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1-9. Guidance on preparing lithops for the showbench. pdf: 971KB Zahra, Rene 2007 (14 Sep) Astrophytum caput-medusae in cultivation. CactusWorld 25(3): 141-142. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1-4. pdf: 632KB. 2008 (13 Mar) Mysterious aeoniums from the East. CactusWorld 26(1): 28- 30. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1-3. The identity of Aeonium leucoblepharum and an undescribed species from Yemen. pdf: 291KB Zimmermann, Helmuth G., Cuen, Mayra Pérez Sandi, Mandujano, María C., & Golubov, J. 2010 (Jun 21) The South American mealybug that threatens North American cacti. Cactus and Succulent Journal 82(3): 105-107. Cactus and Succulent Society of America Inc., Claremont, California. Colour photo text- figs [1-5]. Threats to North American cacti by the mealybug Hypogeococcus pungens. tifs: 55.9MB; pdf: 1.40MB Zonneveld, Ben J. M. 2003 (Aug 11) The systematic value of nuclear DNA content in Agave L. and some related genera of the Agavaceae. Bradleya 21: 121-125. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. C-values and inferred ploidy levels of nearly 40 taxa in Agave. pdf: 61.5KB Zonneveld, Ben J. M., & Fritz, Georg P. J. 2010 (Jul 20) Three species accepted in Chortolirion Berger (Xanthorrhoeaceae: Asphodeloideae). Bradleya 28: 27-36. British Cactus and Succulent Society, England. Colour photo text-figs 1-6. Acceptance of Chortolirion angolense and C. tenuifolium and the first description of S. latifolium. pdf: 6.21MB

Digital library Serials: AJEM infos La lettre d’information de l’association “les Amis du Jardin Exotique de Monaco”. Ed. 2009- : M. SOLICHON. Nr. 1: 23 Oct 2009. p. 1-4. pdf 618KB Nr. 2: 21 Apr 2010. p. 1-4. pdf 614KB Online newsletter in French. Contributions from the US National Herbarium Vol.1-53 (1890-2006) by Missouri Botanical Garden, Botanicus: http://www.botanicus.org/item/39088012092243 Cultivar Valery KALISHEV, Chelynbinsk, Russia, 1 Sep 2000 +. Ed. 2000- : Valery KALISHEV. The first online free succulent plant journal: http://www.lapshin.org/cultivar/index- e.htm. Articles in Russian and English. Submissions for publication to: [email protected]. Arizona Highways Vol. 25(2): Feb 1949. p. ii. tif 5.5MB Boletín de la Soiedad Latinoamericana y del Caribe de Cactáceas y otras Succulentas Vol.7(2) May-Aug 2010. pdf: 2.46MB Botanicus Digital Library Index Missouri Botanical Garden http://www.botanicus.org/browse/authors [Curtis’s] Botanical Magazine Misc. plates. Cactus [Aporocactus] flagelliformis 1787 Jul. 1: t.17. tifs: 26.3MB, pdf: 956KB Cotyledon orbiculata 1795 Dec. 9: t.321. tifs: 25.0MB, pdf: 671KB Dasylirion acrotrichum 1858 Feb. 84: t.5030. tifs: 59.7MB, pdf: 1.88MB Geranium [Pelargonium] lanceolatum 1788 2: t.56. tifs: 26.0MB, pdf: 954KB Mesembryanthemum [Lampranthus] aureum 1794 Dec. 8: t.262. Neotype. tifs: 25.9MB, pdf: 677KB Mesembryanthemum [Trichodiadema] barbatum 1789 Feb. 3: t.70. tifs: 27.0MB, pdf: 865KB Mesembryanthemum bicolorem [Lampranthus coccineus] 1788 2: t.59. tifs: 26.3MB, pdf: 770KB Mesembryanthemum [Rhombophyllum] dolabriforme 1787 Dec. 1: t.32. tifs: 24.9MB, pdf: 896KB Mesembryanthemum [Aethephyllum] pinnatifidum 1788 Dec. 2: t.67. tifs: 26.0MB, pdf: 893KB Monsonia speciosa 1789 Feb. 3: t.73. tifs: 18.1MB Pelargonium acetosum 1789 Dec. 3: t.103. tifs: 38.3MB, pdf: 1.24MB Pelargonium bicolor 1792 Aug. 6: t.201. tifs: 27.0MB, pdf: 821KB Pelargonium ceratophyllum 1795 Oct. 9: t.315. tifs: 25.7MB, pdf: 766MB Pelargonium tetragonum 1790 Nov. 4: t.136. tifs: 26.1MB, pdf: 902KB Plumeria rubra 1794 Oct. 8: t.279. tifs: 25.6MB, pdf: 638KB Sedum [Hylotelephium] anacampseros 1790 May. 4: t.118. tifs: 39.6MB, pdf: 889KB Sedum [Hylotelephium] populifolium 1792 Dec. 6: t.211. tifs: 25.4MB, pdf: 843KB Sempervivum arachnoideum 1788 Dec. 2: t.68. tifs: 26.4MB, pdf: 795KB Sempervivum monanthes [Monanthes polyphylla] 1789 Aug. 3: t.93. tifs: 27.1MB, pdf: 852KB Sempervivum tortuosum [Aichryson ×aizoides] 1795 Apr. 9: t.296. tifs: 27.7MB, pdf: 812KB Stapelia [Orbea] variegata 1787 Oct. 1: t.26. tifs: 28.7MB, pdf: 694KB Vol. 147: 1938. ‘Cory Volume’ [selected coloured proofs]. tifs: 74.8MB http://www.nal.usda.gov/curtis/index.shtml. http://www.cactuspro.com/biblio/fr:curtis_s_botanical_magazine Vol. 1-14 (1787-1800) by Missouri Botanical Garden, Botanicus: http://www.botanicus.org/title/b11919267 Vol. 15-146 (1801-1920) by Missouri Botanical Garden, Botanicus: http://www.botanicus.org/title/b11919279 [Edwards’] Botanical Register Vol. 1-14 (1815-1828) by Missouri Botanical Garden, Botanicus: http://www.botanicus.org/title/b11953664 Vol. 15-33 (1829-1847) by Missouri Botanical Garden, Botanicus: http://www.botanicus.org/title/b11953895 Flowering plants of Africa tifs: 2.68GB Vol. 4. 143. 1924. Ceropegia sandersonii. E. P. Phillips. [pattern plate]. 146. 1924. Pelargonium pulverulentum. E. P. Phillips. [pattern plate]. 149. 1924. Aloe peglerae. E. P. Phillips. [pattern plate]. Vol. 6 223. Jul 1926. Monadenium lugardae. E. P. Phillips. [pattern plate]. 224. Jul 1926. Caralluma leendertziae. E. P. Phillips. [pattern plate]. 229. Jul 1926. Huernia transvaalensis E. P. Phillips. [pattern plate]. Vol. 8 281. Jan 1928. Aloe hereroensis var. orpeniae. E. P. Phillips. [pattern plate]. 284. Jan 1928. Gasteria obtusifolia. [G. disticha]. E. P. Phillips. [pattern plate]. 289. Jan 1928. Cotyledon decussata [C. orbiculata]. E. P. Phillips. [pattern plate]. 290. Jan 1928. Haworthia bolusii. E. P. Phillips. [pattern plate]. 303. Jul 1928. Aloe laxiflora [A. gracilis var. gracilis]. E. P. Phillips. [pattern plate]. 315. Oct 1928. Aloe longistyla. E. P. Phillips. [pattern plate]. Vol. 9 333. Apr 1929. Aloe africana. E. P. Phillips. [pattern plate]. Vol. 12 451. Apr 1932. Huernia zebrina. E. P. Phillips. [pattern plate]. 452. Apr 1932. Huernia vogtsii. E. P. Phillips. [pattern plate]. 453. Apr 1932. Huerniopsis decipiens. E. P. Phillips. [pattern plate]. 454. Apr 1932. Stapelia rufa. E. P. Phillips. [pattern plate]. 455. Apr 1932. Stapelia olivacea. E. P. Phillips. [pattern plate]. 456. Apr 1932. Huernia confusa. E. P. Phillips. [pattern plate]. 457. Apr 1932. Stapelia schinzii. E. P. Phillips. [pattern plate]. 458. Apr 1932. Caralluma marlothii [Quaqua arida]. E. P. Phillips. [pattern plate]. 460. Apr 1932. Stapelia forcipis [Stapelia glabricaulis]. E. P. Phillips. [pattern plate]. 471. Oct 1932. Stapelia conformis [Stapelia macowanii var. conformis]. E. P. Phillips. [pattern plate]. 472. Oct 1932. Duvalia transvaalensis. E. P. Phillips. [pattern plate]. 473. Oct 1932. Piaranthus comptus var. ciliatus. E. P. Phillips. [pattern plate]. 474. Oct 1932. Duvalia maculata. E. P. Phillips. [pattern plate]. 475. Oct 1932. Tavaresia barklyi. E. P. Phillips. [pattern plate]. 476. Oct 1932. Tavaresia grandiflora. E. P. Phillips. [pattern plate]. 477. Oct 1932. Stapelia grandiflora. E. P. Phillips. [pattern plate]. 478. Oct 1932. Stapelia desmetiana. E. P. Phillips. [annotated pattern plate]. 479. Oct 1932. Huernia scabra var. immaculata. E. P. Phillips. [pattern plate]. 480. Oct 1932. Stapelia verrucosa var. pulchra [Orbea verrucosa var. verrucosa]. E. P. Phillips. [pattern plate]. Vol. 13 512. Oct 1933. Pelargonium tysonii. F. M. Leighton. [pattern plate]. 518. Oct 1933. Caralluma maculata [Orbea maculata]. [pattern plate]. 519. Oct 1933. Ceropegia setifera. E. P. Phillips. [pattern plate]. 520. Oct 1933. Stultitia tapscottii [Orbea tapscottii]. E. P. Phillips. [pattern plate]. Vol. 14 536. Apr 1934. Brachystelma galpinii. E. P. Phillips. [pattern plate]. 537. Apr 1934. Brachystelma oianthum. E. P. Phillips. [pattern plate]. Vol. 15 571. Apr 1935. Aloe polyphylla. E. P. Phillips. [pattern plate]. 578. Apr 1935. Aloe cooperi. E. P. Phillips. [pattern plate]. Vol. 16 601. Jan 1936. Aloe recurvifolia [Aloe alooides]. G. W. Reynolds. [pattern plate]. 602. Jan 1936. Aloe mutans [Aloe greatheadii var. davyana]. G. W. Reynolds. [pattern plate]. 603. Jan 1936. Aloe pongolensis [Aloe parvibracteata]. G. W. Reynolds. Sp.n. protologue illus. [pattern plate]. 604. Jan 1936. Aloe brevifolia. E. P. Phillips. [annotated pattern plate]. 605. Jan 1936. Aloe broomii. E. P. Phillips. [pattern plate]. 606. Jan 1936. Aloe speciosa. E. P. Phillips. [pattern plate]. 607. Jan 1936. Aloe integra. G. W. Reynolds. Sp.n. protologue illus. [pattern plate]. 608. Jan 1936. Aloe vanbalenii. E. P. Phillips. [pattern plate]. 609. Jan 1936. Aloe ecklonis. E. P. Phillips. [pattern plate]. 610. Jan 1936. Aloe pluridens. E. P. Phillips. [pattern plate]. 611. Apr 1936. Aloe mutabilis. E. P. Phillips. [pattern plate]. 612. Apr 1936. Aloe fosteri. E. P. Phillips. [annotated pattern plate]. 613. Apr 1936. Huernia zebrina var. magniflora. E. P. Phillips. [pattern plate]. 616. Apr 1936. Huernia levyi. A. A. Obermeijer. Sp.n. protologue illus. [pattern plate]. 617. Apr 1936. Hoodia lugardii [Hoodia currorii ssp. lugardii]. E. P. Phillips. With 2-page text. [pattern plate]. 618. Apr 1936. Pectinaria saxatilis [Stapeliopsis saxatilis]. E. P. Phillips. [pattern plate]. 619. Apr 1936. Huernia oculata. E. P. Phillips. [pattern plate]. 633. Oct 1936. Aloe striatula var. caesia. With 2-page text. G. W. Reynolds. [pattern plate]. Vol. 18 711. Oct 1938. Cotyledon mucronata [Cotyledon orbiculata var. orbiculata]. E. P. Phillips. [annotated pattern plate]. 717. Oct 1938. Stapelia tarantuloides [×Orbelia tarantuloides (Orbea caudata × Stapelia gigantea)]. R. A. Dyer. Sp.n. protologue illus. [pattern plate]. 720. Oct 1938. Aloe karasbergensis. E. P. Phillips. [pattern plate]. Vol. 19 731. Apr 1939. Aloe framesii. E. P. Phillips. [pattern plate]. 732. Apr 1939. Aloe davyana var. subolifera [Aloe greatheadii var. subolifera]. B. H. Goenewald. [pattern plate]. Vol. 20 774. Apr 1940. Pectinaria arcuata [Ophionella arcuata]. R. A. Dyer. [pattern plate]. 780. Apr 1940. Pelargonium bechuanicum var. latisectum. R. A. Dyer. [pattern plate]. 781. Jul 1940. Aloe solaiana [Aloe lateritia var. graminicola]. H. B. Christian. Sp.n. protologue illus. [pattern plate]. 782. Jul 1940. Aloe pole-evansii [Aloe dawei]. H. B. Christian. Sp.n. protologue illus. [pattern plate]. 785. Jul 1940. Aloe mketiensis [Aloe nuttii]. H. B. Christian. Sp.n. protologue illus. [pattern plate]. 792. Oct 1940. Haworthia lockwoodii. E. E. A. Archibald. [pattern plate]. 794. Oct 1940. Pelargonium multibracteatum. R. A. Dyer. [pattern plate]. 795. Oct 1940. Pelargonium quinquelobatum. R. A. Dyer. [pattern plate]. 797. Oct 1940. Aloe erensii. H. B. Christian. Sp.n. protologue illus. [annotated pattern plate]. 798. Oct 1940. Aloe marsabitensis [Aloe secundiflora var. secundiflora]. I. C. Verdoorn & H. B. Christian. Sp.n. protologue illus. [pattern plate]. 799. Oct 1940. Aloe myriacantha. [pattern plate]. Vol. 21 802. Jan 1941. Aloe rubrolutea. [Aloe littoralis]. F. Z. Van der Merwe. [pattern plate]. 805. Jan 1941. Aloe vryheidensis. R. A. Dyer. [pattern plate]. 808. Jan 1941. Cotyledon campanulata. R. A. Dyer. [pattern plate]. 809. Jan 1941. Ceropegia stapeliiformis. R. A. Dyer. [pattern plate]. 811. Apr 1941. Stapelia woodii var. westii [Orbea woodii]. R. A. Dyer. [pattern plate]. 812. Apr 1941. Stapelia mcloughlinii [Orbea mcloughlinii]. I. C. Verdoorn. Sp.n. protologue illus. [pattern plate]. 815. Apr 1941. Boweia volubilis. R. A. Dyer. [annotated pattern plate]. 818. Apr. 1941. Haworthia ubomboensis. I. C. Verdoorn. [annotated pattern plate]. 838. Oct 1941. Aloe mzimbana. H. B. Christian. Sp.n. protologue illus. [pattern plate]. 839. Oct 1941. Crassula rupestris. R. A. Dyer. [pattern plate]. 840. Oct 1941. Stapelia tsomoensis. R. A. Dyer. [pattern plate]. Vol. 22 842. Jan 1942. Haworthia longiana. E. E. A. Archibald. [pattern plate]. 843. Jan 1942. Huernia pillansii. R. A. Dyer. [pattern plate]. 848. Jan 1942. Cotyledon racemosum [Tylecodon racemosum]. R. A. Dyer. [pattern plate]. 849. Jan 1942. Aloe linearifolia. G. W. Reynolds. [pattern plate]. 850. Jan 1942. Trichocaulon pillansii [Hoodia pillansii]. R. A. Dyer. [pattern plate]. 872. Oct 1942. Trichocaulon annulatum [Hoodia annulata]. R. A. Dyer. [annotated pattern plate]. 875. Oct 1942. Stultitia conjuncta [Orbeanthus conjunctus]. R. A. Dyer. [pattern plate]. 879. Oct 1942. Aloe verdoorniae [Aloe greatheadii var. davyana]. R. A. Dyer. [pattern plate]. 880. Oct 1942. Haworthia blackburniae. I. C. Verdoorn. [pattern plate]. Vol. 23 882. Jan 1943. Aloe ortholopha. I. C. Verdoorn. [pattern plate]. 884. Jan 1943. Tenaris chlorantha [Brachystelma chlorantha]. R. A. Dyer. [pattern plate]. 888. Jan 1943. Crassula lactea. R. A. Dyer. [pattern plate]. 892. Apr 1943. Crassula hemisphaerica. R. A. Dyer. [pattern plate]. 896. Apr 1943. Trichocaulon officinale [Hoodia officinalis]. R. A. Dyer. [pattern plate]. 902. Jul 1943. Ceropegia insignis. R. A. Dyer. [annotated pattern plate]. 909. Jul 1943. Ceropegia multiflora. R. A. Dyer. [pattern plate]. 910. Jul 1943. Aloe tidmarshii [Aloe ciliaris var. tidmarshii]. R. A. Dyer. [pattern plate]. 911. Oct 1943. Aloe reitzii. I. C. Verdoorn. [pattern plate]. 917. Oct 1943. Stapelia ×meintjiesii. Stapelia gigantea × S. gettliffei. Nothosp.n. (pro sp.) protologue illus. I. C. Verdoorn. [pattern plate]. Vol. 24 924. Jan 1944. Ceropegia crassifolia. R. A. Dyer. [pattern plate]. 925. Jan 1944. Ceropegia fortuita. R. A. Dyer. [pattern plate]. 931. Apr 1944. Caralluma pillansii. R. A. Dyer. [pattern plate]. 932. Apr 1944. Chortolirion stenophyllum [Chortolirion angolense]. R. A. Dyer. [pattern plate]. 940. Apr 1944. Brachystelma foetidum. R. A. Dyer. [pattern plate]. 945. Jul 1944. Aloe candelabrum [Aloe ferox]. R. A. Dyer. [pattern plate]. Vol. 25 977. Apr 1945 (1946). Hoodia lugardii. R. A. Dyer. 993. Oct 1945 (1946). Echidnopsis repens. R. A. Dyer. 999. Oct 1945 (1946). Huernia concinna. Vol. 26 1003. Jul 1947. Echidnopsis sharpei. R. A. Dyer. 1013. Jul 1947. Ruschia maxima. L. Bolus. Sp.n. protologue illus. 1023. Jul 1947. Delosperma ashtonii. L. Bolus. 1024. Jul 1947. Delosperma jansei. L. Bolus. 1031. Oct 1947. Caralluma sprengeri [Orbea sprengeri]. E. A. Bruce & P. R. O. Bally. 1032. Oct 1947. Caralluma dicapuae. E. A. Bruce & P. R. O. Bally. 1033. Oct 1947. Caralluma baldratii [Orbea baldratii]. E. A. Bruce & P. R. O. Bally. 1034. Oct 1947. Caralluma montana [Echidnopsis montana]. R. A. Dyer & E. A. Bruce. 1035. Oct 1947. Aloinopsis malherbei. L. Bolus. [annotated pattern plate]. 1036. Oct 1947. Nananthus wilmaniae [Nananthus aloides]. L. Bolus. 1037. Oct 1947. Nananthus aloides. L. Bolus. Vol. 52 2046. 15 May 1992. Aloe guillaumetii. H. F. Glen, D. S. Hardy & J. J. Lavranos. With text. 2047. 15 May 1992. Aloe buchlohhii. H. F. Glen & D. S. Hardy. With text. 2048. 15 May 1992. Aloe laeta. H. F. Glen & D. S. Hardy. With text. 2049. 15 May 1992. Euphorbia ankarensis. W. Rauh. With text. 2050. 15 May 1992. Bryophyllum beauverdii. P. B. Phillipson. With text. 2051. 15 May 1992. Kalanchoe gastonis-bonnieri. W. Rauh. With text. 2052. 15 May 1992. Alluaudia humbertii. P. B. Phillipson. With text. 2056. 15 May 1992. Uncarina decaryi. D. S. Hardy & H. F. Glen. With text. 2063. 24 May 1993. Aloe haemanthifolia. H. F. Glen & C. Craib. With text. 2064. 24 May 1993. Aloe ukambensis. H. F. Glen. With text. 2065. 24 May 1993. Aloe meyeri. H. F. Glen & D. S. Hardy. With text. 2066. 24 May 1993. Aloe veseyi. H. F. Glen & D. S. Hardy. With text. 2073. 24 May 1993. Ceropegia decidua ssp. pretoriensis. A. Nicholas. With text. 2074. 24 May 1993. Cyphostemma uter. E. Retief. With text. Gardeners Chronicle and Agricultural Gazette 1846 only. Missouri Botanical Garden, Botanicus: http://www.botanicus.org/title/b11956173 IOS Bulletin Nr.15(2) Nov 2009. pdf: 1.84MB Nr.15(3) Sep [12] 2010. pdf: 672KB IOS Newsletter 2008+. pdf: 1: 25KB; 2: 14KB; 3: 78KB L’Illustration Horticole Vol. 1-43 1854-1896. Missouri Botanical Garden, Botanicus: http://www.botanicus.org/title/b11764600 Möllers Deutsche Gärtner-Zeitung Vol. 44: Nr. 22. 1 Aug 1929. p. 253-255. First description of Oreocereus irigoyenii Frič. tiffs: 25.3MB, pdf: 2.95MB. See A. V. Frič. National Cactus and Succulent Society Typescript note of membership figures: Aug 1945 – Feb 1947. tif: 6.8MB Manuscript note of membership figures: Apr 1947 – Feb 1949. tif: 936KB Novon Missouri Botanical Garden, St. Louis. Botanicus digital version: http://www.botanicus.org/title/b13058551 Proceedings of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences Vol. 1-57 (1846-1922). 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Bookplates & other book ephemera Abbey Garden Press [Glass & Foster) 1976. Features an Echinofossulocactus multicostatus. Arensmeyer, William H. c.1960. Window with 4 potted cacti. With the motto: “My books are windows of wisdom.” Belder, Joris de c.1990. With flowering globular cactus & open book. Bullock, A. A. c.1950. Features a Siamese cat, open book, & Ceropegia stapeliiformis. Collart, Albert 1942. Seated boy reading a cactus book, surrounded by succulent plants, including Echinocactus grusonii, Pachycereus pringlei, Epiphyllum, etc. - c. 1965. Mass of epicactus stems. Titled “Ex collectione. Ex bibliotheca”. - c.1975. Man watering cactus under belljar, and wasp. Cox, John c.2005. Based on the bookplate of H. M. Roan. Delabarre, Freddy c.1975. Features a melocactus. - c.1982. Windowsill collection with flowering cacti, framed picture of Lophophora williamsii on wall, bookshelf and open book. Designed by G. Boerjan. Foster, Robert A. [“Bob”] c.1970. Features a pectinate spine cluster. GAWI c.1975. Features flowering notocactus, bird in flight, musical notation, & family crest. Graf, Georg c.1960. Lake scene, Roman piller, 1920s plane, electric generator, & potted opuntia. Grantham, Keith c.1975. Features Pachypodium brevicaule. Hoofstadt, Ed. van 1992. Designed by Carla Wolters, featuring Mammillaria microsperma. Imschoot, Sonja van. 1996. Features desktop computer with saguaro, pair of trainers & small walking person on screen. Copied from Delabarre, in Lophophora 1996: 49. Kabiesz, Zófy c.1990. Features Echinofossulocactus. Lugard, Edward James 1945. Coat of arms with military decorations. Designed by R. Osmond. No succulents. With motto: “Fide et fortitudine”. Luyken, Jan (1649-1712) Etching of The Imperial Library and Cabinet of Curiosities. From IDC Microform Publishers Apr 1989. Mottram, Roy. See Whitestone. New York Horticultural Socety, Bequest of Kenneth K. Mackenzie Oct 1934. Features two naked ladies supporting the New York Horticultural Society’s crest of 1902, which incorporates a stylised laurel bush. Newton, Len 1985. Features cave paintings of two aloes. - c.1995. Featuring Aloe variegata. With the address: “University of Science and Technology, Khumasi, Ghana.” [Poor copy] Parr, Cyril c.1976. Features Haworthia attenuata. Piens, Eric c.1970. Features flowering parodia & flower of Orbea variegata. PTMK c.1970. Featuring a flowering opuntia. Roan, H. M. c.1948. Features man holding roses, an allusion to his true birth name which was Rosenman, factory & cacti. Rowley, Gordon D. c.1970. Early rubber stamp, featuring spectacles. Humorous. - c. 1980. Well known printed bookplate, featuring a cactus (probably Ferocactus latispinus) from Morison (1699), in turn copied from Hernandez (1526). Rowley-Mortimer poster for A Pictorial History of Succulents, Palmer Building, Kew, Sep 14-16 1990. Stearn, William T. c.1950. Features pile of books with one open, microscope, globe, & various plants. No succulents. Stuart, John, 3rd. Earl of Butte c.1770. Family crest with motto “Nobilis ira avito viret honore.” No succulents. Walker, Colin c.1980. Featuring Orbea variegata in flower. Watling, David E. c.1965. Features a domestic garden, lean-to greenhouse with potted opuntia and echinopsis. Whitestone (Roy Mottram) 1992. Artwork by Carla Wolters, featuring Mammillaria boolii. - (digital) 2009. Based on artwork by Nick Lear/Carla Wolters. Wiggins, Ira L. c.1970. Bridge and water scene. No succulents. Wise, Margaret & Alister c.1988. Features a flowering Mammillaria sphaerica.

Postcards Bamforth. John Cox 16 Dec 2009 Bamforth. John Cox 21 Dec 2009 Brook Publishing Co, London. 12098. John Cox 25 Jul 2009 Brook Publishing Co, London. 12121 Coastal cards, Clacton on Sea. Curtech, Chicago. C-194 Curtech 1941. Chicago. Reg Manning Travel Card 1-41 Haage c.1935 Cacteen und Vogel von C. Gerok. 4 cards & verso. F. A. Haage Jr., Erfurt. Images received from John Cox, 28 Apr 2009. tifs: 14.7MB

First descriptions Agave valenciana 2005. Novon PDF Agave vasquez-garciae 2006. Novon PDF Backebergia Bravo, Anales del Instituto de Biologia 24(2): 213-232. 1953. Browningia hernandezii Mar 2006. PDF Cactus ayrampo 1809 Cladocolea oligantha (Loranthaceae) 2005. PDF Coryphantha scheeri 1847 Word file Digitostigma caput-medusae 2003. PDF Echinocereus pulchellus var. acanthosetus 1997 Eriosyce caligophila 2004. PDF Eriosyce laui Lüthy 1994. Espostoa utcubambensis 2003. PDF Hildewintera polonica 2003 = H. colademononis. PDF Mammillaria candida ssp. menchacaensis Rogozinski & Plein 2008 Mammillaria mammillaris 2004. PDF of article by Roy Mottram on the early images of M. mammillaris, including the lectotype. Opuntia pentlandii & boliviana Salm-Dyck, from AGZ. Parodia gaucha PDF Parodia variabilis PDF Spegazzini types from: Katrina, L. et al., Type material of Carlos Spegazzini in LP: Cactaceae, Darwiniana 42(1-4): 177-200. 2004.