Contents:
- DNA sequences and cactus classification – a short review by Root Gorelick
- Genome size analysis of selected species of Aloe (Aloaceae) reveals the most primitive species and results in some new combinations by Ben J.M.Zonneveld
- Euphorbia resinifera portrayed in a manuscript herbal nearly fifteen hundred years ago – revisited by Pjotr Lawant and Diny Winthagen
- The rediscovery of Ruschia acutangula (Haw.) Schwantes (Mesembryanthemaceae Fenzl) by Pascale Chesselet and Gideon F. Smith
- Conservation Status of two Succulents Endemic to Soqotra Island, Yemen by Neil A.Oakman, Susan J.Christie and Dylan P.Hannon
- A re-evaluation of the taxonomic status of the genus Melocactus in Aruba, Netherlands Antilles by George Thomson
- Agave wercklei: a mesoamerican species in South Africa by Gideon F.Smith and Elsie M.A.Stein
- Opuntia Index Part 8: R by Richard Crook and Roy Mottram
- Batting curses and beating depression: Adenia gummifera in Zulu traditional medicine by Neil R.Crouch, Gideon F.Smith, Richard Symmonds and Tanza E.Crouch
- Charles Plumier, the King's Botanist - his life and work. With a facsimile of the original cactus plates and the text from Botanicum Americum (1689-1897) by Roy Mottram
- The flowers of Drosanthemum Schwantes (Ruschioideae, Aizoaceae) by S.Rust, C.Bruckmann and H.E.K.Hartmann
UK Bradleya 20/2002 | 14 GBP
Overseas Bradleya 20/2002 | 16 GBP
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Cover: Melocactus stramineus Suringar growing with Opuntia wentiana Br. & R. (= O. caracassana Salm-Dyck) in habitat at Bubaliplas, Aruba, Netherlands Antilles. See the article on the melocacti of Aruba on p.29. Photo by George Thomson.
Softback
Total number of pages - 148 + Cover (49 colour pages + Cover)
colour photographs - 110
black and white photographs - 17, line drawings - 20, maps - 14
ISBN 0 902099 72 8
ISSN 0265-086X
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