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de ontdekking, nieuwbeschrijving, nomenclatorische<br />

omzwervingen en kweekervaringen van<br />

deze fraaie soort worden door Jean-Marc Chalet<br />

belicht. Marc Beugin laat aan de hand van een<br />

aantal voorbeelden de zongerichtheid van cactussen<br />

zien. Jean-Marie Solichon bespreekt een<br />

aantal planten welke hij tijdens zijn reis door Chili<br />

tegenkwam en die de cactussen vergezelden. Dezelfde<br />

auteur brengt een plantenportret van Aloe<br />

rauhii.<br />

Vreebergen 2<br />

9403 ES Assen<br />

* * *<br />

Summary<br />

Rob Bregman<br />

Ludwig Bercht leads things off with looking back at <strong>2013</strong>. We’ve had a cold spring<br />

but a warm and sunny summer.<br />

In his series on the old ‘Verkade’ books from the 1930’s, Theo Heijnsdijk deals<br />

with Euphorbia obesa. The differences with ssp. symmetrica, known since 1941, are<br />

explained. Some abnormal forms are also depicted.<br />

Bertus Spee presents another 4 interesting succulents, viz. Aloe erinacea, Cephalocereus<br />

senilis, Mammillaria crucigera and Quaqua ramosa.<br />

Jan Jaap de Morree studied the arrangement of the filaments in Echinopsis s.l. In<br />

most species there are 2 groups: primary filaments down inside the floral tube and<br />

secondary filaments placed higher in a ring. In a reaction, Ludwig Bercht refers to a<br />

recent molecular study in which the filament arrangement is postulated to be of lesser<br />

taxonomic importance.<br />

Riet Maessen takes us to the botanic garden of Valencia, Spain.<br />

Isabel Larridon reports about a scientific study on the genetic diversity of plants in<br />

cultivation which are threatened in nature.<br />

Henk Ruinaard focuses on Echinocactus horizonthalonius, a common species<br />

from the southern USA. He outlines the variability in spination and flower color.<br />

Jan de Vreede observed some strange features on plants in cultivation.<br />

Ludwig Bercht travelled through the Arches National Park in Utah, USA.<br />

Jan Jaap de Morree visited Melocactus specialist Geert Eerkens in Surinam.<br />

A new book on agaves by John Pilbeam is reviewed by Henk Viscaal.<br />

Wolter ten Hoeve summarizes the contents of other succulent plant journals.<br />

Finally, indexes are given of all authors, article titles and plant names published in<br />

<strong>2013</strong> in this journal.<br />

Hector Petersenstraat 7<br />

1112 LJ Diemen<br />

R.Bregman@contact.uva.nl<br />

©Succulenta jaargang 92 (6) <strong>2013</strong> 297

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