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Tucker-30 by Anonymous (2000b). The cultivars of common sage, S. officinalis L., are listed by Barrett (1997), Tucker and Maciarello (1990) and Köhlein (1998c). Sambucus The cultivars of European red elderberry, S. racemosa L., are described in German and Latin by Wolf (1923). Bean (1970-1988), Krüssmann (1984-1986), and Rücker (1997a) also discuss cultivars of the elderberries. Some good colored illustrations are provided by Lovejoy (2001). Sansevieria The cultivars of the snakeplants are listed by Morgenstern (1979), Stover (1983), and Swinbourne (1979) but without introduction dates and background. Chahinian (1986, 1996) thoroughly treats the cultivars of S. trifasciata. Updates on cultivars of Sansevieria are published in the journal Sansevieria 6. Sarracenia: see carnivorous plants Saxifraga The most complete discussion of the cultivars of the saxifrages is McGregor (1995). The saxifrages are listed by Köhlein (1984) but without introduction dates or background. Harding (1992), Jelitto and Schacht (1990), Trehane (1989), and Webb and Gornall (1989) are comprehensive lists of species and cultivars. Christl and Fürsch (1995) list the cushion-forming saxifrages. Bland, Grey-Wilson, and Rolfe (2000) list the cultivars of the silver saxifrages. The cultivars of the porophyllum saxifrages are listed in Horný, Webr, and Byam-Grounds (1986). Timothy Golds maintains a Web page that includes cultivars of porphyrion saxifrages (http://members.aol.com/tgolds3551/). Scabiosa The annual derivatives of S. atropurpurea L. are listed by the Royal Horticultural Society (1926c). Perennial cultivars are listed by Jelitto and Schacht (1990). Scaevola: see Australian (& South African) plants Schizostylis The cultivars of the Kaffir lily are listed by Straley (1984). Schlumbergera: see Cactaceae Sedum Praeger (1921) and Trehane (1989) list the cultivars of Sedum. The history and performance of cultivars of Sedum are discussed by Clausen (1978) and Stephenson (1994). Hensen and Groendijk-Wilders (1986a) discuss the sedums cultivated in Europe. Mattern (1995a) discusses the tall sedums. Some cultivars of sedums are listed by Evans (1983) and Jelitto and Schacht (1990) but without introduction dates or background. Sempervivum The cultivars of Sempervivum (and Jovibara) are listed by Mitchell (c. 1973) with some color photographs and good descriptions but without dates or background. The registrations for Sempervivum (and Jovibara and Rosularia) are later published by Mitchell (1982, 1983, 1985). Trehane (1989) also lists the cultivars of the houseleeks. Martin Miklánek maintains a Web page for cultivars of Sempervivum and Jovibara (http://members.tripod.com/~miklanek/MCS/cv.html). Serruria see Proteaceae Sinningia: see Gesneriaceae Skimmia The cultivars of Skimmia are discussed by Bean (1970-1988), Brown (1980), Laar (1984), and Krüssmann (1984-1986). Smithiantha: see Gesneriaceae
Tucker-31 Solenophora: see Gesneriaceae Solidago The cultivar sof the goldenrods are discussed by Hawke (2000). Sophora The cultivars of the Japanese pagoda tree, S. japonica L., are listed by Bean (1970- 1988), Krüssmann (1984-1986), and Schalk (1985). Sorbus The cultivars of the mountain ashes are discussed by Anonymous (1965), Bärtels (1989b, c), Bean (1970-1988), Krüssmann (1984-1986), Müssell (1971), Wright (1981), and Wyman (1969b). Hensen (1970) discusses the history and performance of cultivars of the S. latifolia (Lam.) Pers. complex. Huttleston (1990) records an additional registration. Spathiphyllum The cultivars of the spathiphyllums are briefly listed by Chase et al. (1984). Spiraea The cultivars of the spireas are listed by Bean (1970-1988), Dirr (1986), Gelderen (1989), Grootendorst (1977), and Krüssmann (1984-1986). Spyridium: see Australian (& South African) plants Stokesia Laurence C. Hatch maintains a web page on stokesia cultivars (http://members.tripod.com/~Hatch_L/stok90.html). Streptocarpus: see Gesneriaceae Styrax The cultivars of the snowbells are listed by Fontaine (1970b) and reviewed by Raulston (1992). Syringa The cultivars of lilacs are thoroughly discussed in Fiala (1988). This should be used in conjunction with Albrecht (1992), Bean (1970-1988); Belorusets (1990); Bilov, Shtanko, and Mikhailov (1974); Gromov (1963); Harding (1933); Hoffmann (2000b); Kalva (1980, 1988); Kelsey and Dayton (1942), Krüssmann (1984-1986); Luneva, Mikhailov, and Sudakova (1989); McKelvey (1928); Meyer (1952); Rogers (1976); Rubtsov, Zhogoleva, and Lyapunova (1961); Starcs (1928); Vrugtman (1990c, 1991); and Wister (1927, 1942, 1943, 1953a). The latest inventory of Russian cultivars has been translated into English by the International Lilac Society (Rubtsov et al., 1982). Recently the registrations have been published in HortScience (Vrugtman, 1988, 1989a, 1989b, 1990a, 1991, 1994b, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2002), while Vrugtman (1988) and Wister (1963) summarize previous registrations of lilacs. Snijder (1999) summarizes the characteristics of 70 cultivars in his doctoral thesis. Tagetes The African, French, and signet marigold cultivars are assembled in checklists by Maatsch and Nolting (1970), Nolting and Zimmer (1975c, 1981, 1987) and Zimmer and Noack (1998). Taxodium. see conifers Taxus: see conifers Telopea: see Australian (& South African) plants and Proteaceae Tetratheca: see Australian (& South African) plants Thuja: see conifers Thymus Flannery (1982) records the cultivars of thyme in her thorough Ph.D. thesis. Some cultivars are also listed in White and White (1994). Laurence C. Hatch provides a web page on
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