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

Sclerocactus ....................................................................... 27: 67Sclerocactus, annotated dictionary entry ...................4: 74; 8: 93Sclerocactus brevihamatus comb.n. .................................... 9: 91Sclerocactus erectocentrus comb.n. .................................... 5: 94Sclerocactus glaucus.......................................................... 27: 63Sclerocactus intertextus comb.n. ......................................... 5: 94Sclerocactus intertextus var. dasyacanthus comb.n. ........... 5: 94Sclerocactus johnsonii comb.n. ........................................... 5: 94Sclerocactus mariposensis comb.n. ..................................... 5: 94Sclerocactus papyracanthus comb.n. ..........5: 94; 24: 79; 27: 38Sclerocactus polyancistrus................................................. 27: 62Sclerocactus pubispinus............................................... 27: 62, 65Sclerocactus scheeri comb.n................................................ 5: 94Sclerocactus sileri.............................................................. 27: 62Sclerocactus uncinatus comb.n............................................ 5: 94Sclerocactus uncinatus var. crassihamatus comb.n. [crassihamatus] 5:94Sclerocactus uncinatus var. wrightii comb.n....................... 5: 94Sclerocactus unguispinus comb.n........................................ 5: 94Sclerocactus unguispinus var. durangensis comb.n. ........... 5: 94Sclerocactus warnockii comb.n. .......................................... 5: 94Sclerocactus wrightiae....................................................... 27: 62SedellaSedella Fourreau non Rose n.inval. ................................... 10: 83SedoideaeSedoideae life & growth forms.....................................12: 51-55SedumSedum................................................................................... 25: 3Sedum in Ethiopia ...........................................................3: 48-52Sedum, Praeger types ................................................11: 100-105Sedum ser. Acria ................................................................ 12: 54Sedum ser. Aithales ............................................................ 12: 54Sedum ser. Alba......................................................10: 83; 12: 54Sedum ser. Alpestria........................................................... 12: 54Sedum ser. Alsinefolia........................................................ 12: 54Sedum ser. Anglica............................................................. 12: 54Sedum ser. Atrata ser.n. .........................................10: 83; 12: 54Sedum ser. Caerulea .......................................................... 12: 54Sedum ser. Cepaea............................................................. 12: 54Sedum ser. Confertiflora .................................................... 12: 54Sedum ser. Dasyphylla....................................................... 12: 54Sedum ser. Farinosa........................................................... 12: 54Sedum ser. Glauco-rubens ................................................. 12: 54Sedum ser. Hirsuta............................................................. 12: 54Sedum ser. Litorea ............................................................. 12: 54Sedum ser. Macrosepala .................................................... 12: 54Sedum ser. Macaronesia .................................................... 12: 54Sedum ser. Magellensia ..................................................... 12: 54Sedum ser. Melananthera................................................... 12: 54Sedum sect. Monanthoidea [Monanthes sect.]................... 10: 65