Bradleya Vol. 1-27.pdf - British Cactus & Succulent Society

Oviedo, G. H. de, Primera parte de la historia natural de las Indias, yslas ytierra firme de mar oceano (1535)..................................... 13: 91Pena, P., & L’Obel, M. de, Stirpium adversaria nova (1570-71)14: 63-65; 22:74, 75Periodical checklist ..3: 103-119; 5: 101-104; 7: 78; 11: 109-111Plumier, C., Botanicon Americanum (1689-1697)2: 39-64; 20: 85-86- Nova plantarum Americanarum genera (1703) ..20: 82-83, 85Salm-Reifferscheid-Dyck, J. M. F. A. H. I., unpublished manuscripts 17:17Sessé, M. & Mociño, J., Flora Mexicana (1894) ...........12: 8-16Sessé, M. & Mociño, J., Plantae novae Hispaniae (1893)12: 8-16Walters et al. (ed.) , The European Garden Flora 3.......5: 91-94Watson, W., Cactus culture for amateurs (1889)............ 27: 124Literature: Book reviewsBruyns, P. V. (2005) Stapeliads of Southern Africa and Madagascar [Walker]............................................................................................ 24: 66Flora of North America editorial committee (eds.) (2003) Flora of NorthAmerica north of Mexico 4: Magnoliophyta: Caryophyllidae, part 1 [Mottram]...................................................................................23: 117-119Haseltonia 14 (2008) [Walker]........................................ 27: 144Reynolds, T. (2004) Aloes. The genus Aloe. Medicinal and Aromatic Plants –Industral Profiles Vol. 38 [Walker] ................................. 23: 120Wickens, G. E., & Lowe, P. (2008) Pachycauls of Africa, Madagascar andAustralia........................................................................... 27: 168Literature: Graphic or engraved platesChateau de Salm-Salm, nr. Framont, Vosges, France, entrance to ruin. Salm-Dyck , date illegible ............................................................. 17: 2Salm-Reifferscheid-Dyck, J. M. F. A. H. I., unpublished plates [c.1800-1816].........................................................................................17: 1-26Torner collection of Sessé & Mociño biological illustrations [Hunt library] 12:14-15, 16-31Acanthocereus tetragonus Plumier ex Burman 1755-60..... 2: 48Aeonium arboreum Badminton 1703-05 ............................. 5: 12Agave horrida Fitch in Baker 1880 ................................. 27: 126Agave hurteri Roux 2004................................................... 22: 16Aloe arborescens Andrews 1807 ....................................... 21: 37Aloe craibii Condy 2003.................................................... 21: 27Aloe dabenorisana Ward-Hilhorst undated ....................... 13: 22Aloe meyeri Ward-Hilhorst 1981....................................... 13: 20Aloe neosteudneri [as steudneri] Fitch in Prain 1912....... 25: 11Aloe saponaria [maculata] Badminton 1703-05 ................... 5: 7Bulbine frutescens Badminton 1703-05................................. 5: 4Cactus abnormis ‘Monstrosus’ [Cereus jamacaru ‘Monstrosus’] Salm-Dyck1805+ ............................................................................. 17: 8, 10Cactus albispinus [Pilosocereus polygonus] Salm-Dyck 1805+17: 8, 14Cactus atrovirens [Pilosocereus polygonus] Salm-Dyck............ 17: 8, 14Cactus cassythoides [Rhipsalis baccifera] Sessé & Mociño t.Torner 789 12:23Cactus columnaris [T of M. acanthoplegma var. decandollei Salm. = M.elegans] Sessé & Mociño t.Torner 914........................ 12: 13, 31