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

Lepismium saxatile [Rhipsalis dissimilis fa. dissimilis]..... 13: 77Lepismium tenue [cruciforme] ........................................... 13: 77Lepismium trigonum [Rhipsalis]........................................ 13: 77Lepismium tucumanense [Rhipsalis floccosa ssp.] ............ 13: 77Lepismium vollii [cruciforme]............................................ 13: 77Lepismium warmingianum comb.n....................5: 99; 13: 45, 46LeptocereusLeptocereus........................................................................ 24: 81Leptocereus, annotated dictionary entry....................4: 69; 8: 89Leptocereus assurgens....................................................... 16: 35Leptocereus paniculatus comb.n.9: 89; 16: 35, 37; 20: 89-90(LT), 107-108(LT)Leptocereus quadricostatus ................... 6: 49-64; 14: 80; 16: 37Leptocereus weingartianus .......................................... 16: 35, 37LeptocladodiaLeptocladodia [Mammillaria].............................................. 8: 94LeuchtenbergiaLeuchtenbergia, annotated dictionary entry ..............4: 74; 8: 94Leuchtenbergia principis .......................................1: 85; 27: 123LeucosedumLeucosedum n.inval............................................................ 10: 83LeucosteleLeucostele [Echinopsis] ....................................................... 8: 91LiteratureAiton, W., Hortus Kewensis (1789)................................. 27: 122Annales de Flore et de Pomone (1839)............................ 25: 127Anon, A catalogue of the Liverpool Botanic Garden (1808)21: 31-35, 38Ashingtonia .......................................................................... 25: 5Backeberg, C., Descriptiones Cactacearum novarum (1957)17: 109Backeberg, C., & Knuth, F. M., Kaktus-ABC (1936) ...... 17: 109Badminton Florilegium.....................................................5: 1-16Bauhin, J. & Cherler, J. H., Historia plantarum universalis (1650-1651) 22:74, 75Bradley, R., History of succulent plants (1716-1727) ..16: 27-30Bradleya.......................................................... 19: 1-2; 25: 1, 3-8British Cactus and Succulent Journal.................................. 25: 5Britton, N. L., & Rose, J. N., The Cactaceae (1919-1923)27: 125Burbank, L., Luther Burbank. His methods and discoveries and their practicalapplication (1914).............................................................. 23: 68Burman, J., Plantarum Americanum fasciculus (1755-1760)2: 39-64; 20: 85Cactus and Succulent Journal of Great Britain................... 25: 5Candolle, A. P. de, Plantarum succulentarum historia (1799-1837) 17: 4; 21:30Chiovenda, E., Flora Somala I-III (1929-1936)...........22: 39-40Codex Constantinopolitanus (512) ..........................19: 3; 20: 14Codex Neapolitanus (c.600)..................................19: 3-5; 20: 14Commelin, J. & C., Horti Medici Amstelodamensis rariorum plantarumhistoria ((1697-1701)............................................... 27: 139, 142Curtis’s Botanical Magazine (1787- ) ..................... 27: 123, 124Darwin, C., The voyage of the Beagle (1845).................. 27: 124