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11: 50. 1993. Again: Nomenclatural types of the sections of the genus Erepsia N.E.Br.(Aizoaceae – Ruschioideae).Liede, Sigrid, Hammer, Steven & Whitehead, Vin9: 39-44. 1990. What is Lampranthus scaber (L.) N.E.Br.?Liede, Sigrid & Meve, Ulrich8: 93-99. 1991. Observations on pollination and hybridization in the genusConophytum (Mesembryanthemaceae).10: 16. 1992. Correction to Bradleya 9 [: 97, Table 2 caption].Lima, Alejandro N., & Adams, Ralph M.14: 57-62. 1996. The distribution and abundance of Pilosocereus robinii (Lemaire)Byles and Rowley in the Florida Keys.Locatelli, Evelise, & Machado, Isabel Cristina17: 75-85. 1999. Floral biology and bat pollination in Pilosocereus catingicola(Cactaceae) in northeastern Brazil.17: 86-94. 1999. Floral biology of Cereus fernambucensis: a sphingophilous cactus ofrestinga.Locatelli, Evelise, Machado, Isabel Cristina, & Medeiros, Petrúcio15: 28-34. 1997. Comparative study of the floral biology in two ornithophilousspecies of Cactaceae: Melocactus zehntneri and Opuntia palmadora.Loots, S., & Mannheimer, C.21: 57-62. 2003. The status of Aloe pillansii L. Guthrie (Aloaceae) in Namibia.Lüthy, Jonas M.19: 19-54. 2001. The Turbinicarpus mandragora complex.22: 85-130. 2004. Another look at the pachypodiums of Madagascar.Machado, Marlon26: 1-18. 2008. What is the role of hybridization in the evolution of the Cactaceae?Machado, Marlon, & Taylor, Nigel21: 13-16. 2003. A new subspecies of Tacinga inamoena (Cactaceae) from easternBrazil.Machado, Marlon, Zappi, Daniela C., Taylor, Nigel P., & Borba, Eduardo L.23: 41-56. 2005. Taxonomy and conservation of the Discocactus Pfeiff. (Cactaceae)species occurring in the state of Bahia, Brazil.Martínez-Avalos, J. G., & Glass, C.15: 73-76. 1997. Mammillaria giselae J.G.Martínez-Avalos & C.Glass, sp. nov. Unanueva especie para Tamaulipas, México.McMillan, A. J. S.8: 48-52. 1990. Plants described as Schlumbergera russelliana.Mauseth, James D.7: 1-12. 1989. Comparative structure-function studies within a strongly dimorphicplant, Melocactus intortus (Cactaceae).14: 66-81. 1996. Comparative anatomy of tribes Cereeae and Browningieae(Cactaceae).17: 27-37. 1999. Comparative anatomy of Espostoa, Pseudoespostoa,Thrixanthocereus and Vatricania (Cactaceae).22: 131-140. 2004. Cacti and other succulents: stemanatomy of “other succulents”has little in common with that of cacti.24: 73-82. 2006. Blossfeldia lacks cortical bundles and persistent epidermis; is itbasal within Cactoideae?24: 93-106. 2006. Wood in the cactus subfamily Opuntioideae has extremely diversestructure.