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322 Pages·2014·2.31 MB·English

by  Roy Mottram

Index to:
Bradleya. Yearbook of the British Cactus and Succulent Society
British Cactus and Succulent Society, Oxford & elsewhere, 1983+.
Ed. 1983-1986: David HUNT & Nigel P. TAYLOR.
1987-1989: Nigel P. TAYLOR & Colin WALKER.
1990-1992: Nigel P. TAYLOR & David HUNT.
1993-2000: Gordon D. ROWLEY.
2001-2012: Colin C. WALKER.
2013- : Graham CHARLES.

Chronological list of issues
Vol. 1: 1983. p. [i-ii], 1-128, [iii]. Dedicated to Richard BRADLEY.
Vol. 2: 1984. p. [i-ii], 1-96, [iii].
Vol. 3: 1985. p. [i-ii], 1-119, [iii].
Vol. 4: 1986. p. [i-ii], 1-96, [iii].
Vol. 5: 1987. p. [i-ii], 1-104, [iii].
Vol. 6: 1988. p. [i-ii], 1-120, [iii].
Vol. 7: 1989. p. [i-ii], 1-96, [iii].
Vol. 8: 1990. p. [i-ii], 1-108, [iii].
Vol. 9: 1991. p. [i-ii], 1-128, [iii].
Vol. 10: 1992. p. [i-ii], 1-96, [iii].
Vol. 11: 1993. p. [i-ii], 1-112.
Vol. 12: 1994. p. [i-ii], 1-112, [iii].
Vol. 13: Nov 1995. p. [i-ii], 1-120, [iii].
Vol. 14: 15 Sep 1996. p. [i-ii], 1-144, [iii].
Vol. 15: 15 Sep 1997. p. [i-ii], 1-112, [iii].
Vol. 16: 14 Oct 1998. p. [i-ii], 1-136, [iii].
Vol. 17: 12 Nov 1999. p. [i-ii], 1-136, [iii].
Vol. 18: 28 Jul 2000. p. [i-ii], 1-140, [iii].
Vol. 19: 3 Oct 2001. p. [i-ii], 1-124, [iii-iv].
Vol. 20: 15 Nov 2002. p. [i-ii], 1-148, [iii-iv].
Vol. 21: 11 Aug 2003. p. [i-ii], 1-128, [iii-iv].
Vol. 22: 28 May 2004. p. [i-ii], 1-140, [iii-iv].
Vol. 23: 22 Jul 2005. p. [i-ii], 1-120, [iii-iv].
Vol. 24: 21 Jun 2006. p. [i-ii], 1-128, [iii-iv].
Vol. 25: 27 Jul 2007. p. [i-ii], 1-196, [iii-iv]. Dedicated to Carl LINNAEUS.
Vol. 26: 18 Jul 2008. p. [i-ii], 1-128, [iii-iv].
Vol. 27: 28 Jul 2009. p. [i-ii], 1-168, [iii-iv]. Dedicated to Charles DARWIN.
Vol. 28: 20 Jul 2010. p. [i-ii], 1-144, [iii-iv].
Vol. 29: 22 Sep 2011. p. [i-ii], 1-184, [iii-iv].
Vol. 30: 16 Oct 2012. p. [i-ii], 1-200, [iii-iv].
Vol. 31: 31 Aug 2013. p. [i-ii], 1-164, [iii-iv].
Vol. 32: 20 Nov 2014. p. [i-ii], 1-180, [iii-iv].

List of authors and their articles
Anderson, Edward F.
4: 1-28. 1986. A revision of the genus Neolloydia B. & R. (Cactaceae).
5: 49-76. 1987. A revision of the genus Thelocactus B. & R. (Cactaceae).
Antesberger, Helmut
13: 13-17. 1995. Melocactus inclinatus. A new species from the Dutch Leeward
Islands.
Aona, Lidyanne Yuriko Saleme, Machado, Marlon, Pansarin, Emerson Ricardo,
Castro, Cibele Cardoso de, Zappi, Daniela, & Amaral, Maria do Carmo E. do
24: 39-52. 2006. Pollination biology of three Brazilian species of Micranthocereus
Backeb. (Cereeae, Cactoideae) endemic to the “campos rupestres”.
Aragón-Gastélum, José Luis, Reyes-Olivas, Álvaro, Sánchez-Soto, Bardo H.,
Casillas-Álvarez, Pedro, & Flores, Joel
31: 44-52. 2013. Vivipary in Ferocactus herrerae (Cactaceae) in northern Sinaloa,
México.
Assis, José G. A., Ana, L. P. C., Oliveira, P. C., Resende, Sheila V., Senra,
Juliana F. V., & Machado, Marlon
21: 1-6. 2003. Chromosome numbers in Brazilian Melocactus (Cactaceae).
Barrios, Duniel, González-Torres, Luis Roberto, & Garcia-Beltrán
30: 147-150. 2012. Vivipary in Cuban cacti: a pioneer study in Leptocereus
scopulophilus.
Barthlott, Wilhelm
5: 85-99. 1988. On the taxonomy of Brazilian Cereeae (Cactaceae).
Barthlott, Wilhelm, & Taylor, Nigel P.
13: 43-79. 1995. Notes towards a monograph of Rhipsalideae (Cactaceae).
Braun, Pierre J.
6: 97-100. 1987. New names in Rhipsalidinae (Cactaceae).
Brusse, Franklin A.
14: 89-93. 1996. A new species of Dorotheanthus (Aizoaceae, Ruschioideae) from
limestone areas of the south-western Cape, South Africa.
Bruyns, Peter V.
1: 33-78. 1983. Resurrection of Quaqua N.E.Brown (Asclepiadaceae – Stapelieae)
with a critical review of the species.
2: 15-18. 1984. A new combination in Huernia (Asclepiadaceae).
3: 1-47. 1985. Notes on ceropegias of the Cape Province.
4: 29-38. 1986. Miscellaneous notes on Ceropegieae (Asclepiadaceae).
5: 77-90. 1987. Miscellaneous notes on Stapelieae (Asclepiadaceae).
6: 1-48. 1988. A revision of the genus Echidnopsis Hook.f. (Asclepiadaceae).
7: 63-68. 1989. Miscellaneous notes on Stapelieae (Asclepiadaceae).
8: 33-38. 1990. Miscellaneous notes on Stapelieae (Asclepiadaceae).
10: 95-96. 1992. Miscellaneous notes on Stapelieae (Asclepiadaceae).
Bruyns, Peter V. & Jonkers, H. A.
11: 51-69. 1993. The genus Caralluma R.Br. (Asclepiadaceae) in Oman.
Butterworth, Charles A., Butterworth, Kara M., Fitz Maurice, W. A. & Fitz,
Betty
25: 187-192. 2007. A localized loss of the chloroplast rpl16 intron in Mammillaria
series Stylothelae (Cactaceae) delineates members of the M. crinita group.
Calderón, Natalia, Zappi, Daniela, Taylor, Nigel, & Ceroni, Aldo
25: 45-124. 2007. Taxonomy and conservation of Haageocereus Backeb. (Cactaceae)
in Peru.
Carter, Susan & Brandham, Peter
1: 17-24. 1983. New species of Aloe from Somalia.
Carter, Susan & Lavranos, John J.
27: 159-160. 2009. Priority of Aloe teissieri over Aloe andohahelensis.
Castillon, Jean-Bernard
24: 67-72. 2006. Two new species of Aloe (Asphodelaceae) from Madagascar.
27: 145-152. 2009. Rectification of a mistake by G. W. Reynolds on a Malagasy Aloe
(Asphodelaceae) and description of a new species.
31: 114-115. 2013. Corrections for the validity of two Madagascan taxa in the genus
Aloe (Asphodelaceae).
Charles, Graham
26: 63-74. 2008. Notes on Maihueniopsis Spegazzini (Cactaceae).
28: 1-14. 2010. Notes on Borzicactus in northern Peru.
30: 93-102. 2012. Observations on Borzicactus icosagonus (Knuth) Br. & R. and
Borzicactus humboldtii (Kunth) Br. & R.
31: 1. 2013. Editorial.
31: 2-4. 2013. Matucana rebutiiflora, a new cactus species from Ancash, Peru.
31: 25-30. 2013. A new miniature species of Borzicactus (Cactaceae) from southern
Peru.
32: 1. 2014. Editorial.
Chesselet, Pascale, & Smith, Gideon F.
19: 121-123. 2001. Antimima aristulata comb. nov. (Mesembryanthemaceae Fenzl);
a heterophyllous succulent from Cape Town, South Africa.
20: 17-22. 2002. The rediscovery of Ruschia acutangula (Haw.) Schwantes
(Mesembryanthemaceae Fenzl).
Christie, Susan J., Dutton, Roderic W., Hannon, Dylan P., Miller, Anthony G., &
Oakman, Neil A.
23: 23-30. 2005. Aloe jawiyon, a new species from Soqotra (Yemen).
Clark, Jonathan Y.
14: 1-9. 1996. A key to Lithops N.E.Brown (Aizoaceae).
Crook, Ivor, Arnold, John, & Lowry, Martin
21: 87-92. 2003. Austrocylindropuntia lagopus – clarification of nomencalture and
observations in habitat.
Crook, Richard & Mottram, Roy
13: 88-118. 1995. Opuntia Index. Part 1: Introduction and A-B.
14: 99-144. 1996. Opuntia Index. Part 2: Nomenclatural note and C-E.
15: 98-112. 1997. Opuntia Index. Part 3: Nomenclatural note and F.
16: 119-136. 1998. Opuntia Index. Part 4: G-H.
17: 109-131. 1999. Opuntia Index. Part 5: Nomenclatural note and I-L.
18: 113-140. 2000. Opuntia Index. Part 6: M-O.
19: 91-116. 2001. Opuntia Index. Part 7: P-Q.
20: 51-66. 2002. Opuntia Index. Part 8: R.
21: 63-86. 2003. Opuntia Index. Part 9: S.
22: 53-76. 2004. Opuntia Index. Part 10: T-V.
23: 57-78. 2005. Opuntia Index. Part 11: W-Z, cultivars.
Crouch, N. R., Prentice, C., Smith, G. F., & Symmonds, R.
17: 95-100. 1999. South Africa’s rarest caudiciform cucurbit, Gerrardanthus
tomentosus.
Crouch, Neil R., Smith, Gideon F.
29: 115-120. 2011. Aloe sharoniae N.R.Crouch & Gideon F.Sm. (Asphodelaceae):
species rank for a leptaloe from southern Africa.
Crouch, Neil R., Smith, Gideon F., Symmonds, Richard, & Crouch, Tanza E.
20: 67-78. 2002. Battling curses and beating depression: Adenia gummifera in Zulu
traditional medicine.
Desmet, Philip G., Jacobs, Tom L. K. F., & Smale, Terry C.
19: 15-18. 2001. Conophytum subterraneum, a distinctive new species from the north-
eastern Richtersveld, South Africa.
Dreher, Hagen, Rodgerson, Chris, & Young, Andrew
32: 105-111. 2014. A new combination and the description a new species in the
section Avonia of the genus Anacampseros (Anacampserotaceae)
Duret, Clément
22: 43-52. 2004. Obetia ficifolia (Urticaceae): a pachycaul nettle in danger.
Edmondson, John, & Rowley, Gordon
16: 14-24. 1998. John Blackburne of Orford Hall and his cultivated succulents.
21: 29-38. 2003. The Liverpool Botanic Garden and its cultivated succulents.
Eggli, Urs
3: 97-102. 1985. Backeberg’s invalid cactus names.
3: 103-119. 1985. A bibliography of succulent plant periodicals.
5: 101-102. 1987. More bibliographical data on succulent plant periodicals (1).
10: 83-84. 1992. Nomenclatural notes on two genera of Crassulaceae and a new
combination.
10: 89-94. 1992. A new Opuntia from eastern Brazil.
15: 35-36. 1997. Range extension for Portulaca mauritiensis von Poellnitz
(Portulacaceae).
Eggli, Urs, & Giorgetta, Mario
31: 31-43. 2013. A putative Oreocereus × Echinopsis hybrid from southern Bolivia.
Eggli, Urs, & Nyffeler, Reto
25: 37-44. 2007. 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).
27: 13-36. 2009. Living under temporarily arid conditions – succulence as an
adaptive strategy.
Fay, Michael F. & Gratton, Jill
10: 33-48. 1992. Tissue culture of cacti and other succulents: a literature review and
a report on micropropagation at Kew.
Fay, Michael F., Gratton, Jill, & Atkinson, Peter J.
13: 38-42. 1995. Tissue culture of succulent plants – An annotated bibliography.
Fencl, Rick, & Kalas, Richard
31: 5-14. 2013. Ferocactus wislizeni subsp. ajoensis (Cactaceae), a new subspecies
from south-western Arizona.
Figueiredo, Estrela, & Smith, Gideon F.
28: 79-102. 2010. What’s in a name: epithets in Aloe L. (Asphodelaceae) and what to
call the next new species.
29: 121-124. 2011. Who's in a name: eponymy of the name Aloe thompsoniae
Groenew., with notes on naming species after people.
30: 25-32. 2012. Clarifying the application of the long-confused name Aloe
commutata, and the establishment of Aloe ×commutata Tod. (Asphodelaceae).
Font, Fabian & Picca, Pablo
19: 59-66. 2001. Natural hybridization between Trichocereus atacamensis (Philippi)
Marshall and Denmoza rhodacantha (Salm-Dyck) Britton & Rose (Cactaceae).
Forster, Paul I.
21: 53-56. 2003. Aloe bruynsii (Asphodelaceae: Alooideae), a new species from
Madgascar.
Friedrich, H. & Glaetzle, W.
1: 91-104. 1983. Seed-morphology as an aid to classifying the genus Echinopsis Zucc.
Gerbaulet, Maike
30: 187-198. 2012. One or many genera in Mesembryanthemoideae (Aizoaceae)?
Discussion of a conflict in genus perception.
Gilbert, Michael G.
3: 48-52. 1985. The genus Sedum in Ethiopia.
7: 79-83. 1989. A review of Pehr Forsskål’s stapeliads and the typification of
Caralluma quadrangula and C. subulata (Asclepiadaceae).
8: 1-32. 1990. A review of Caralluma R.Br. and its segregates.
8: 45-47. 1990. Notes on Monadenium in Ethiopia.
Gilbert, Michael G. & Carter, Susan
2: 9-14. 1984. A cactus-like Euphorbia from Ethiopia.
Glaetzle, W. & Prestlé, K. H.
4: 79-96. 1986. Seed-morphology of the genus Notocactus.
Gorelick, Root
20: 1-4. 2002. DNA sequences and cactus classification – a short review.
22: 9-14. 2004. Resolving the phylogenetic placement of Blossfeldia liliputana
(Cactaceae): reticulate evolution, chloroplast inheritance, and graft-chimeras.
27: 37-48. 2009. Evolution of cacti is largely driven by genetic drift, not selection.
31: 142-149. 2013. Coleocephalocereus purpureus has a cephalium; Micranthocereus
streckeri has a pseudocephalium (Cereeae, Cactoideae, Cactaceae).
32: 180. 2014. Bradleya 31 erratum.
Gorelick, Root, & Doan, Shannon C.
23: 31-40. 2005. Distribution of Ferocactus emoryi (Cactaceae) in Arizona.
Griffith, M Patrick
27: 49-58. 2009. Evolution of leaf and habit characters in Opuntioideae (Cactaceae):
reconstrution of ancestral form.
Griffith, M Patrick, & Porter, J. Mark
21: 126-128. 2003. Back to the basics: a simple method of DNA extraction for
mucilaginous cacti.
Hammer, Steven A.
6: 101-120. 1988. Conophytum: an annotated checklist (A-C).
7: 41-62. 1989. Conophytum: an annotated checklist (D-K).
8: 53-84. 1990. Conophytum: an annotated checklist (L-R).
9: 105-128. 1991. Conophytum: an annotated checklist (S-Z).
11: 75-85. 1993. Macro-observations on Cheiridopsis N.E.Br. and Odontophorus
N.E.Br. (Aizoaceae).
13: 82-87. 1995. Marlothistella Schwantes: A rising star.
15: 37-41. 1997. Odes on mesembryanthema (Aizoaceae).
Hammer, Steven A. & Barnhill, Christopher
15: 42-47. 1997. Odes part two: Descriptions of new mesembryanthema.
Hankey, Andrew, & Smith, Gideon F.
24: 89-92. 2006. Notes on the cultivation and propagation of Chortolirion angolense
(Baker) A.Berger (Asphodelaceae).
Hart, Henk 't
12: 37-56. 1994. The evolution of life-forms, growth-forms, and secondary growth in
Eurasian Sedoideae (Crassulaceae).
Hartmann, Heidrun E. K.
10: 5-16. 1992. Revision of the genus Vanheerdea L.Bolus ex H.E.K.Hartmann
(Aizoaceae).
14: 29-56. 1996. Miscellaneous taxonomic notes on Aizoaceae.
16: 44-91. 1998. New combinations in Ruschioideae, based on studies in Ruschia
(Aizoaceae).
17: 38-74. 1999. An annotated list of the species placed in Ruschia (Aizoaceae).
19: 83-90. 2001. Notes on Lampranthus otzenianus and L. uniflorus
(Mesembranthema, Aizoaceae).
20: 148. 2002. Bradleya 19 erratum.
22: 21-36. 2004. Adaptations and phytogeography in the Ice-Plant family (Aizoaceae)
– the interaction of the genetic equipment and ecological parameters. 1. One leaf-pair
is the plant.
24: 1-38. 2006. 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.
25: 145-176. 2007. Studies in Aizoaceae: eight new subgenera in Drosanthemum
Schwantes.
26: 41-62. 2008. A synopsis of Delosperma N.E.Br. (Aizoaceae) in North East Africa
and South West Arabia.
26: 99-120. 2008. A carnival of flowers in Drosanthemum subgenus Speciosa
(Aizoaceae).
28: 39-52. 2010. Variation in flowers in Cephalophyllum curtophyllum (Aizoaceae).
29: 1-12. 2011. The identity of Drosanthemum micans (Aizoaceae).
Hartmann, Heidrun E. K., & Bruckmann, C.
18: 75-112. 2000. The capsules of Drosanthemum Schwantes (Ruschioideae,
Aizoaceae).
Hartmann, Heidrun E. K. & Gölling, Horst
11: 1-49. 1993. A monograph of the genus Glottiphyllum (Mesembryanthema,
Aizoaceae).
Hartmann, Heidrun E. K. & Liede-Schumann, S.
31: 116-127. Knersia gen. nov., an emigrant from Drosanthemum (Ruschieae,
Ruschioideae, Aizoaceae).
32: 50-63. 2014. Two new subgenera and one new species in the genus
Drosanthemum.
Hartmann, Heidrun E. K. & Le Roux, A.
29: 143-178. 2011. Drosanthemum subgenus Speciosa (Aizoaceae): towards a
revision of the plants with black staminodes.
Hartmann, Heidrun E. K. & Niesler, I. M.
21: 93-106. 2003. Notes on Trichodiadema Schwantes (Mesembryanthema,
Aizoaceae): T. intonsum (Haw.) Schwantes.
27: 69-120. 2009. On the evolution of nectaries in Aizoaceae.
30: 33-60. 2012. A Gordion knot in Ruschioideae (Aizoaceae): Acrodon and
Brianhuntleya in an attempt to disentangle the confusion.
31: 58-75. 2013. A new morphological study of the genus Trichodiadema (Aizoaceae)
permits the description of a new subgenus, T. subg. Gemiclausa.
Hartmann, Heidrun E. K., & Schröder, C.
31: 133-138. 2013. Ectotropis (Aizoaceae) in the upwind - with a second species.
Hernandez, Héctor M. & Anderson, Edward F.
10: i, 1-4. 1992. A new species of Ariocarpus (Cactaceae).
Hernandez, Héctor M. & Gómez-Hinostrosa, Carlos
22: 1-8. 2004. Studies on Mexican Cactaceae. IV. A new subspecies of Echinocereus
palmeri Britton & Rose, first record of the species in the Chihuahuan Desert.
Hjertson, Mats L.
21: 85. 2003. Neotype designation for Opuntia subterranea Fries.
Hoxey, Paul
32: 36-43. 2014. A new cliff dwelling species of Espostoa Br. & R. (Cactaceae) from
northern Peru.
32: 92-98. 2014. Tephrocactus verschaffeltii – A surprising addition to the cactus
flora of Peru.
Hunt, David R.
1: 105-128. 1983. A new review of Mammillaria names. A-C.
2: 39-64. 1984. The Cactaceae of Plumier’s Botanicum Americanum.
2: 65-96. 1984. A new review of Mammillaria names. D-K.
3: 53-66. 1985. A new review of Mammillaria names. L-M.
3: 67-96. 1985. Ehrenberg’s ‘Beitrag zur Geschichte einiger mexicanischer Cacteen’.
4: 39-64. 1986. A new review of Mammillaria names. N-R.
5: 17-48. 1987. A new review of Mammillaria names. S-Z.
6: 100. 1988. New and unfamiliar names for use in the European Garden Flora:
Addenda and corrigenda.
7: 89-96. 1989. Notes on Selenicereus (A.Berger) Britton & Rose and Aporocactus
Lemaire (Cactaceae–Hylocereinae).
25: 5-6. 2007. Bradleya and a society wedding.
Hunt, David R. & Taylor, Nigel P.
4: 65-78. 1986. (ed.) The genera of the Cactaceae: towards a new consensus.
4: 81. 1986. Editorial note [on Notocactus].
5: 91-94. 1987. (ed.) New and unfamiliar names of Cactaceae to be used in the
European Garden Flora.
8: 85-107. 1990. (ed.) The genera of the Cactaceae: progress towards consensus.
9: 81-92. 1991. (ed.) Notes on miscellaneous genera of Cactaceae.
10: 17-32. 1992. (ed.) Notes on miscellaneous genera of Cactaceae (2).
27: 121-128. 2009. Kew and its collections of succulent plants.
Ibisch, P. L., Kessler, M., Nowicki, C., & Barthlott, W.
18: 2-30. 2000. Ecology, biogeography and diversity of the Bolivian epiphytic cacti –
with thedescription of two new taxa.
Jacobs, Tom
25: 21-32. 2007. A key to the genus Conophytum N.E.Br.
Janeba, Zlatko
27: 59-68. 2009. Insect flower visitors and pollinators of cacti from the southwest
USA.
Johnson, Margaret A. T. & Gale, Rowena M. O.
1: 25-32. 1983. Observations on the leaf-anatomy, pollen, cytology and propagation
of Calibanus hookeri (Lem.) Trelease.
Jonkers, H. A.
27: 139-143. 2009. Stapelia hirsuta L. in an early portrait.
28: 67-78. 2010. Desmidorchis imposter spec. nov. (Apocynaceae; Asclepiadoideae;
Ceropegieae), a not-so-new, new stapeliad from northern Oman.
Jurado, Enrique, Flores, Joel, Muro Pérez, Gisela, González Rodríguez, Pando
Moreno, Marisela, & Doria, Omar
31: 150-156. 2013. Are nurse plants always necessary for succulent plants?
Observations in northeastern Mexico, including endangered and threatened species.
Klak, Cornelia
21: 107-120. 2003. New combinations, a new genus and five new species in the
Aizoaceae.
23: 97-104. 2005. Ruschiella, a new genus of Aizoaceae and new combinations in
Phiambolia and Phyllobolus.
26: 19-32. 2008. Eight new species of Aizoaceae from the Cedarberg and
Namaqualand, South Africa.
Klopper, Ronell R., Grace, Olwen M., Smith, Gideon F., & Figueiredo, Estrela
29: 125-130. 2011. Reinstatement of Aloe graciliflora Groenew. (Asphodelaceae:
Alooideae), a maculate aloe from north-east South Africa.
Klopper, Ronell R., Lane, Stewart S., Msekandiana-Mkwapatira, Gladys, &
Smith, Gideon F.
30: 65-92. 2012. The genus Aloe L. (Asphodelaceae: Alooideae) in Malawi.
Klopper, Ronell R., Smith, Gideon F., Figueiredo, Estrela, & Crouch, Neil R.
28: 53-66. 2010. Notes on Agave palmeri Engelm. (Agavaceae) and its allies in the
Ditepalae.
Klopper, Ronell R., Smith, Gideon F., Grace, Olwen M., & Crouch, Neil R.
32: 70-75. 2014. Reinstatement of Aloe barbertoniae Pole-Evans (Asphodelaceae:
Alooideae) from northeastern South Africa.
Klopper, Ronell R., Smith, Gideon F., & van Wyk, Abraham E.
31: 157-158. 2013. The correct name of Aloe plicatilis, the fan aloe, in the genus
Kumara (Asphodelaceae: Alooideae), again.
Klopper, R. R., Zietsman, P. C., Preez, P. J. du, & Smith, G. F.
28: 37-38. 2010. A first record of a South African aloe, Aloe spectabilis, becoming
naturalized elsewhere in the country.
Krogstrup, Peter, Find, Jens I., Kristensen, Michel M. H., & Damgaard, Jørgen
24: 61-65. 2006. Micropropagation of Adenia goetzei Harms, an attractive
caudiciform form Central Africa.
Lavranos, John J., & McCoy, Tom A.
25: 9-16. 2007. The identity of Aloe steudneri Schweinfurth and a new species, Aloe
neosteudneri, from Mt. Saber, Eritrea.
Lavranos, John J., Rakouth, Bakolimalala, & McCoy, Tom A.
25: 17-20. 2007. Aloe argyrostachys, a beautiful new species from the mountains of
central Madagascar.
Lawant, Pjotr, & Winthagen, Diny
19: 3-14. 2001. Euphorbia resinifera portrayed in a manuscript herbal nearly fifteen
hundred years ago.
20: 13-16. 2002. Euphorbia resinifera portrayed in a manuscript herbal nearly fifteen
hundred years ago – revisited.
Leach, Larry C.
1: 79-80. 1983. On the classification of the Stapelieae.
1: 81-83. 1983. A discussion of some aspects of Huernia taxonomy.
Liede, Sigrid
7: 69-72. 1989. Sarcostemma pearsonii N.E.Br.: a neglected species from Southern
Africa.
11: 50. 1993. Again: Nomenclatural types of the sections of the genus Erepsia N.E.Br.
(Aizoaceae – Ruschioideae).
Liede, Sigrid, Hammer, Steven & Whitehead, Vin
9: 39-44. 1990. What is Lampranthus scaber (L.) N.E.Br.?
Liede, Sigrid & Meve, Ulrich
8: 93-99. 1991. Observations on pollination and hybridization in the genus
Conophytum (Mesembryanthemaceae).
10: 16. 1992. Correction to Bradleya 9 [: 97, Table 2 caption].
Lima, Alejandro N., & Adams, Ralph M.
14: 57-62. 1996. The distribution and abundance of Pilosocereus robinii (Lemaire)
Byles and Rowley in the Florida Keys.
Locatelli, Evelise, & Machado, Isabel Cristina
17: 75-85. 1999. Floral biology and bat pollination in Pilosocereus catingicola
(Cactaceae) in northeastern Brazil.
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