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Summary<br />

Rob Bregman<br />

This Succulenta issue is opened by Ben Zonneveld’s editorial. He explains how to<br />

collect seeds of Echeveria and Sempervivum.<br />

The usual column for our youngsters by Johanna Smit-Reesink deals with<br />

Borzicactus samaipatanus var. multiflorus.<br />

Bertus “cactussen” Spee presents pictures and short descriptions of Mammillaria<br />

bocasana “Fred”, Pachypodium brevicaule, Trichodiadema densum and Thelocactus<br />

leucacanthus.<br />

Jan Jaap de Morree went looking for aeoniums on the Canary Island La Palma.<br />

12 Species occur there, 5 of them are endemic.<br />

Evert Smienk reports a strange phenomenon with his grafted Uebelmannia gummifera.<br />

The Echinopsis stem bursted open but it is still unclear whether this is a<br />

young Echinopsis or Uebelmannia sprout.<br />

Ton Pullen and Ludwig Bercht review the contents of other journals on succulent<br />

plants.<br />

Ludwig Bercht continues his series on the genus Gymnocalycium. In part 4 the<br />

Pirisemineum seed group is the subject. The vision of the author is that this seed<br />

group comprises of only two species, G. pflanzii and G. zegarrae (with subspecies<br />

and varieties). The more or less similar G. saglionis belongs to another seed group.<br />

Henk Viscaal discusses a new CD on the succulents of the Little Karoo, South<br />

Africa, compiled by Frans Noltee. The text is English.<br />

Jan Mijnders built a rock garden next to a wall of his house. Last summer he<br />

planted 138 succulent plants, predominantly cacti. After the winter with only protection<br />

from rain, 104 plants survived.<br />

Henk Viscaal and some of his friends visited the habitat of Geohintonia mexicana<br />

and Aztekium hintonii in Mexico. They include a table listing the differences of both<br />

plants.<br />

A new book on the genus Gymnocalycium by Graham Charles is reviewed by<br />

Henk Viscaal.<br />

The final article in this issue of Succulenta is by Louis van de Meutter. He presents<br />

Stapelia clavicorona, a stem succulent from South Africa which is difficult to cultivate<br />

and thus rare in collections.<br />

Hector Petersenstraat 7<br />

1112 LJ Diemen<br />

©Succulenta jaargang 88 (5) <strong>2009</strong> 243

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