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Turbinicarpus Information Exchange - Descriptions of Turbinicarpus species
... descriptions, including those on other sites, are also listed. However, to save space, notes and lists of related taxa are only included in the English pages. Group Descriptions Photographs Turbinicarpus Group ...
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Turbinicarpus Information Exchange - Descriptions of Turbinicarpus species
... ? Descriptions -- List of the available descriptions. A few notes about cactus descriptions. Glossary -- Definitions of some technical words. Translation -- Some help in translating cactus descriptions from ... open another document with pictures of this and related taxa. Group Descriptions Photographs Turbinicarpus Group Original Latin English Translations Other T. alonsoi Deutsch English X ...
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Notocactus Information Exchange - Information on Cacti of the Genus Notocactus
... mostly Notocactus. Glossary -- Definitions of some technical words. Translation -- Some help in translating cactus descriptions from the original German, Dutch, Spanish, Czech and Latin. BCSS -- Information on the Essex ... to the Notocacti. Wolfgang Prauser's Setacei home page -- Homepage dedicated to the group of plants related to Notocactus concinnus. Official Internoto home page -- Homepage of the ...
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Turbinicarpus Information Exchange - Information on Cacti of the Genus Turbinicarpus
... of taxa found in the genus Turbinicarpus. Key -- Key to all Turbinicarpus species. Descriptions -- Full descriptions of most Turbinicarpus taxa, including versions translated into English, original language and Latin. ... sites dedicated to Turbinicarpus. Turbinicarpus Gruppe -- The web site of the Turbinicarpus group who publish the Turbi-Now journal. Site dedicated to the Metztitlan area of ...
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Notocactus Information Exchange - Bibliography relevant to Notocactus
... by Stanislav Stuchlík. Czech with Latin descriptions. 1993. This is the one of most comprehensive books I have. It contains general information, up to date descriptions of most Notocacti and detailed ... Czech journal, then later (1982) republished in a much expanded version by the Czech Notocactus Group. Uruguayské notokaktusy a wigginsie A. V. Frice (Friciana 50) by Dr. Bohumil Schütz and ...
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Turbinicarpus Information Exchange - A short history of the genus Turbinicarpus
... process which was also undertaken by Panarotto with members of the T. pseudomacrochele group of plants and also reduced the rank of other taxa. T. panarottoi ... . Fitz Maurice, Anton Hofer and the Turbinicarpus Gruppe. [ Position | History | Classification | Species | Descriptions | Key | Cultivation | Bibliography | Etymology | Neoteny | Alkaloids | Conservation | Field | Exchange ] Site Created By: ...
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Turbinicarpus Information Exchange - Bibliography relevant to Turbinicarpus
... . Each issue is dedicated either to a single species or a group of related species. If you like Turbinicarpus then you have to get ... descriptions. Field number lists Dr. Alfred B. Lau list, 1983 Does contain locality information. Steven Brack, 1993 Gives short descriptions and cultivation tips. Does contain locality information. [ Position | History | Classification | Species | Descriptions ...
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Turbinicarpus Information Exchange - The Etymology of Turbinicarpus names
... referring to the fact that this taxon is the northernmost member of its group. sphacellatus -- "With brown or blackish speckling", probably referring to the spination. ... plant cards from Kakteen und andere Sukkulenten [ Position | History | Classification | Species | Descriptions | Key | Cultivation | Bibliography | Etymology | Neoteny | Alkaloids | Conservation | Field | Exchange ] Site Created ...
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Turbinicarpus Information Exchange - Neoteny in Turbinicarpus
... Glass and Foster, i.e.. Turbinicarpus and Normanbokea, but excluding Gymnocactus, are a group of plants that constitute neotenous forms of the genus Gymnocactus. In that ... animal biology by A.E. Vines and N. Rees. [ Position | History | Classification | Species | Descriptions | Key | Cultivation | Bibliography | Etymology | Neoteny | Alkaloids | Conservation | Field | Exchange ] Site Created By: ...
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