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SEPTEMBER 2016 CONTENTS:
- Editor’s comments by Al Laius
- A glimpse into the rich cactus and succulent flora of the Barranca de Metztitlan, Mexico (part 1) by Michael Greulich
- Aloe tomentosa – a species with unusual hairy flowers from the Yemen by Colin C Walker
- An encounter with Melocactus guitarti at Manaquitas, central Cuba by Zlatko Janeba
- Notes on Sedum cepaea L. (Crassulaceae) by Massimo Afferni
- A Bradley anniversary and the start of succulent-collecting by Gordon Rowley
- Euphorbias worth knowing and growing (part 5) by Volker Buddensiek
- Using ribbed cacti to study plant growth and development by James D Mauseth
- Aylostera fiebrigii north of Cochabamba, Bolivia by John Carr
- In our greenhouses by Tony and Suzanne Mace
- Presidential potted plants – Gymnocalycium monvillei by Colin C Walker
- Sempervivum ciliosum Craib by Ray Stephenson
- Botanical illustration – copper etching by Bobbi Angell
- CactusTalk
- An alternative approach to cultivation – part 1 by Peter Hallett
Front cover: Melocactus guitarti cephalium in close-up, with a single pink flower, near Manaquitas, central Cuba. See article inside this issue for the full story. (Photo: Zlatko Janeba)
