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CHESSELET, P.C.M.H. & LINDER, H.P. 1993. Pollen
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Grana 32: 101–110.
SMITH, G.F., HOBSON, S.R., MEYER, N.L., CHESSELET,
P.C.M.H., ARCHER, R.H., BURGOYNE, P.M., GLEN, H.F.,
HERMAN, P.P.J., RETIEF, E., SMITHIES, S.J., VAN
JAARSVELD, E.J. & WELMAN, W.G. 1993. Southern
African succulent plants—an updated synopsis. Aloe 30:
31–74.
CHESSELET, P.C.M.H. & HARTMANN, H.E.K. 1995.
Khadia alticola Chess. & H.E.K. Hartm. spec. nov. Aloe
32: 46–49.
CHESSELET, P.C.M.H., MÖSSMER, M. & SMITH, G.F.
1995. Research priorities in the succulent plant family
Mesembryanthemaceae Fenzl. South African Journal of
Science 91: 197–209.
SMITH, G.F., HARTZER, P. [=Chesselet, P.C.M.H.] &
VAN WYK, A.E. 1997. Mossia intervallaris
(Mesembryanthemaceae). Curtis’s Botanical Magazine
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BURGOYNE, P.M., SMITH, G.F. & CHESSELET, P.C.M.H.
1998. Hammeria, a new genus of Aizoaceae form South
Africa. Cactus and Succulent Journal (US) 70: 203–208.
CHESSELET, P.C.M.H., HARTMANN, H.E.K., HAHN, N.,
BURGOYNE, P.M. & SMITH, G.F. 1998. Taxonomic notes
on the genus Khadia
(Mesembryanthemaceae/Aizoaceae). Bothalia 28: 25–
33.
SMITH, G.F., VAN WYK, B.-E., CHESSELET, P.C.M.H.,
HARTMANN, H.E.K., HAMMER, S.A., BURGOYNE, P.M.,
VAN JAARSVELD, E.J., KURZWEIL, H. & KLAK, C. 1998.
Mesembs of the world. Briza Press, Pretoria.
Cilliers, S.S.
CILLIERS, S.S. 1991. Pollen morphology and its
taxonomic value in Brachylaena (Asteraceae). South
African Journal of Botany 57: 325–330.
CILLIERS, S.S. 1993. Synopsis of the genus
Brachylaena (Asteraceae) in southern Africa. Bothalia
23: 175–184.
CILLIERS, S.S. & KRUGER, H. 1993. Leaf anatomy of
the southern African species of Brachylaena
(Asteraceae). Botanical Bulletin of Academia Sinica 34:
335–346.
Cole, D.T.
COLE, D.T. 1975. The case against natural hybrids of
W(hite) and Y(ellow) Lithops. Bulletin of the African
Succulent Plant Society 10: 42–45.
COLE, D.T. 1975. The mystery of Lithops marginata Nel.
Aloe 13: 113–116.
COLE, D.T. 1975. Variation in Lithops. Excelsa 5: 23–
33, 43.
COLE, D.T. 1976. Lithops hookeri (Berg.) Schwant.—
R.I.P. Excelsa 6: 55–61.
COLE, D.T. 1977. Lithops turbiniformis (Haw.) N.E.
Br.—a review. Excelsa 7: 20–27.
COLE, D.T. 1979. Lithops optica (Marl.) N.E. Br.—gems
of the diamond area. Excelsa 8: 2–9, 11.
COLE, D.T. 1979. Mimicry in Lithops. Aloe 17: 103–109.
COLE, D.T. 1979. Preliminary thoughts on some
Trichocaulons. Aloe 17: 67–74.
COLE, D.T. 1980. Colour aberrations in Lithops. Excelsa
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COLE, D.T. 1980. A new species of Lithops N.E. Br.
National Cactus and Succulent Journal 35: 74–75.
COLE, D.T. 1982. Lithops elevata L. Bol.—eliminated.
Excelsa 10: 27–32, 35.
COLE, D.T. 1984. The enigma of Lithops edithae N.E.
Br. Aloe 21: 28–29.
COLE, D.T. 1984. Leprechauns among the Lithops.
British Cactus and Succulent Journal 2: 71–74.
COLE, D.T. 1984. Lithops eberlanzii (Dint. & Schwant.)
N.E. Br.—a complex problem. Aloe 21: 60–62.
COLE, D.T. 1984. Lithops: facts, fables, fantasies and
fabrications. British Cactus and Succulent Journal 2:
95–99.
COLE, D.T. 1984. Trichocaulon—the smooth-stemmed
species. Asklepios 31: 73–83.
COLE, D.T. & GLEN, H.F. 1984. Lithops fulleri var.
fulleri. Flowering Plants of Africa 48: t.1895A.
COLE, D.T. & GLEN, H.F. 1984. Lithops olivacea.
Flowering Plants of Africa 48: t.1895B.
COLE, D.T. 1985. Lithops localis (N.E. Br.) Schwant.—
vindicated. British Cactus and Succulent Journal 3: 43–
46.
COLE, D.T. 1985. Some Lithops cultivars. Aloe 22: 58–
62.
COLE, D.T. 1985. Trichocaulon felinum: a new species
from the Richtersveld. Aloe 22: 6–7.
COLE, D.T. 1986. Lithops helmutii—and Harry Hall.
Cactus and Succulent Journal 58: 259–62, 278.
COLE, D.T. 1986. Migrating cranes and Lithops. Excelsa
12: 4–7.
COLE, D.T. 1986. The world’s largest Lithops. Aloe 23:
63.
COLE, D.T. 1987. Lithops of SWA/Namibia. Madoqua
Memoir 1: 1–46.
COLE, D.T. 1988. Lithops—flowering stones. Acorn
Books, Randburg and Russell Friedman Books, Halfway
House. x+254 pp.
COLE, D.T. 1989. What is a cultivar in Lithops? Aloe 26:
48–53.
COLE, D.T. 1990. Lithops naureeniae Cole and Lithops
optica (Marl.) N.E. Br. Flowering Plants of Africa 51:
t.2005.
COLE, D.T. 1990. The Richtersveld. Aloe 27: 40–43.
COLE, D.T., SMITH, G.F. & VAN WYK, B.-E. 1993.
Bechuanaland: a misunderstood geographical name;
and the type locality of Haworthia tenuifolia
(Asphodelaceae: Alooideae). Taxon 42: 369–371.
COLE, D.T. 1995. Setswana—animals and plants.
Botswana Society, Gaborone. xii+337 pp.
Cook, C.D.K.
COOK, C.D.K. 1982. Alismataceae, Araceae,
Hydrocharitaceae and Pontederiaceae. In: E. Häfliger
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COOK, C.D.K. 1982. Pollination mechanisms in the
Hydrocharitaceae. In: J.-J. Symoens, S.S. Hooper & P.
Compère (eds), Studies on aquatic vascular plants: 1–
15. Royal Botanical Society of Belgium, Brussels.
COOK, C.D.K., SYMOENS, J.-J. & URMI-KÖNIG, K. 1984.
A revision of the genus Ottelia (Hydrocharitaceae). 1.
Generic considerations. Aquatic Botany 18: 263–274.