British Cactus and Succulent Society June 2007 Special Conservation Issue

JUNE 2007 CONTENTS:

Introduction by Roy Mottram
The Society promotes effective practical conservation by Bill Maddams
A new locality of Mammillaria luethyi G S Hinton by Jonas Lüthy
A giant in the genus: Discocactus diersianus from Goias, Central Brazil by Pierre J Braun & Eddie Esteves Pereira
Conservation of Leptocereus scopulophilus and L. wrightii, two endemic cacti from Cuba by Luis Roberto González Torres, Alejandro Palmarola , Yuniel Echemendía & Duniel Barrios
Ex situ conservation of Melocactus at Kew by Nigel Taylor
Conservation by propagation: a case study - Turbinicarpus alonsoi by David Quail
A Mexican adventure and some experiences with an extraordinary reference collection by Martin Smith
Two out of three is not good enough! by Ray Stephenson
Goodbye to the type locality of Aloe ballyi by Leonard E Newton

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Front cover: (Above): Substantial clusters of Mammillaria leuthyi are often possible when it is grown on a graft, as seen here in a plant propagated by Terry Edney and photographed by Dave Angus.

(Below) A new undisturbed habitat of Discocactus diersianus in the same National Park as the type locality. At present it is guarded by nothing more than the Seriema bird (Cariama cristata), but sadly the site, together with its cacti, may soon be destroyed by a demand for the rocks that they grow among for roadworks. Photo: Pierre Braun.

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