Cactus & Succulent Journal 2001/1

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The Society journal  appears quarterly and is a richly illustrated, topical and informative journal which is highly respected worldwide.Currently issued in B5 format with beautifully illustrated, laminated covers the journal usually runs to 56 pages, though occasionally longer editions are produced as well as Special Issues. Older issues may differ.

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MARCH 2001 CONTENTS:

  • The geographic and conservation status of Lobivia walteri and Trichocereus smrzianus by Fabiàn Font and Pablo Picca Pierre
  • Esteves by René Zahra
  • Stem-succulent species of Cissus in Kenya by Len Newton
  • Gasteria batesiana faces dam construction threat, again by Neil R.Crouch and Gideon F.Smith
  • Round Robins: flight reports by Elizabeth Pendleton
  • Any questions?
  • Bookshelf
  • Face to face
  • Arthur Boader – who was he? by Dave Brewerton
  • Diversity in adversity – the South African desert by David Lambie
  • The search for hardy succulents (8) – freezing and thawing by Gordon Rowley
  • ISI Plants 2001 – an introduction by Harry Mays
  • Notes on some unusual succulents in cultivation by Lucio Russo
  • Managing Selenicereus by A.J.S.McMillan
  • Adenium in Arabia – again by Sheila Collenette

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