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IBS HISTORY
... point of the great, worldwide depression. It was called, appropriately enough, YEAR BOOK, AMERICAN AMARYLLIS SOCIETY, Volume 1. Sixty one years later the society published its Golden Anniversary Volume ... gone from being called the American Amaryllis Society to the American Plant Life Society, to its present name: the International Bulb Society. We still love the Amaryllids, but all bulbous plants ...
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List of Journals
... Amaryllis Society Yearbook 1 Hippeastrum, general amaryllids 1935 American Amaryllis Society Yearbook 2 Many Argentine & U.S. amaryllids, Amaryllis, Hippeastrum & show classifications, Crinum, Nerine, Hemerocallis spp., daffodils, etc. 1936 Herbertia 3 Hippeastrum & South African amaryllids ...
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Amaryllidaceae
... -flowering bulbs in commerce. Elsewhere, in warm temperate and subtropical climates, species of Amaryllis, Clivia, Hippeastrum, Nerine, and Zephyranthes are the most popular choices for gardens and ... 368-382. CSIRO, Melbourne. Paterson-Jones, C. & Snijman, D. 1996. Dramatically different-winter rainfall amaryllids. Africa-Environment & Wildlife 4,2: 25-30. Snijman, D.A. 2000. Amaryllidaceae. In ...
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The Amaryllis Family: Clivia
... The Amaryllis Family: Clivia The Amaryllis Family: Clivia Clivia is one of the more primitive genera of the Amaryllidaceae. These have ...
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Amaryllidaceae: The Amaryllis Family
... Amaryllis Family The Amaryllis Family: Introduction The following information has been contributed by members of the I.B.S. E-Mail Robin for your enjoyment. The Amaryllidaceae is the family of amaryllis and related plants. Members of the giant group Lilianae, the amaryllids are mostly bulbous plants, although some have a rhizome. ...
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