The Timber Press guide to succulent plants of the world : a comprehensive reference to more than 2000 species /
Dortort, Fred.
Timber Press (Portland, Or.)
Portland, Or. ; London : Timber Press,
2011.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Machine generated contents note: 1.Succulents In Nature -- Succulent Forms -- Habitat and Survival -- Environmental Essentials -- 2.Succulents In Cultivation -- Location -- Water -- Soil Mixes -- Light -- Growing Outdoors -- Repotting and Propagation -- Horticultural Forms and Oddities -- Diseases and Pests -- Conservation and Collecting -- 3.Crassula -- Treelike and Shrubby Crassulas -- Necklace Crassulas -- Crassulas with Short Stems and Thin Angular Leaves -- Starburst Crassulas -- Crassulas with Rounded Leaves -- Hairy Crassulas -- Dry-Growing Crassulas -- Other Blue-White Crassulas -- Unusual Crassulas -- 4.Adromischus -- 5.Cotyledon And Tylecodon -- Cotyledon -- Tylecodon -- A Treelike Tylecodon -- Medium-Sized Tylecodons -- Small Tylecodons -- Miniature Tylecodons -- 6.Kalanchoe -- Kalanchoes with Tubular Flowers -- Kalanchoes with Upright Flowers -- 7.Sedum, Sempervivum, And Other Old World Crassulaceae -- Sedum -- Hylotelephium -- Sinocrassula and Orostachys -- Sempervivum -- Rosularia and Prometheum -- Aeonium, Aichryson, and Monanthes -- 8.Echeveria -- Rapidly Offsetting Echeverias -- Colorful Medium-Sized Echeverias -- Slowly Clumping or Solitary Small Echeverias -- Thick-Leafed Echeverias -- South and Central American Echeverias -- Hairy-Leafed Echeverias -- Larger Echeverias -- Epiphytic Echeverias -- Echeveria Hybrids -- 9.Sedum And Other New World Crassulaceae -- Graptopetalum and Pachyphytum -- Sedum -- Thompsonella -- Cremnophila -- Lenophyllum and Villadia -- Dudleya -- 10.Euphorbia -- Euphorbias with Thickened Stems and Diverse Distribution -- Euphorbias with Highly Modified Stems from Southern Africa -- Euphorbias with Stipular Spines -- Madagascan Euphorbias -- 11.Euphorbia Relatives -- Monadenium, Synadenium, and Enadenium -- Jatropha and Cnidosculus -- Pedilanthus -- 12.Lithops And Other Living Stones -- Lithops -- Conophytum -- Argyroderma -- Dinteranthus -- Lapidaria -- Pkiospilos -- 13.Dwarf Mesembryanthemums -- Tanquana and Didymaotus -- Schwantesia, Nelia, Juttadinteria, and Dracophilus -- Gibbaeum and Muiria -- Cheiridopsis -- Fenestraria and Frithia -- Aloinopsis, Deilanthe, and Titanopsis -- Monilaria, Mitrophyllum, Meyerophytum, and Oophytum -- 14.Small, Medium, And Large Mesembryanthemums -- Faucaria, StomaHum, and Odontophorus -- Glottiphyllum, Bijlia, and Diplosoma -- Rhinephyllum, Rhombophyllum, and Psammophora -- Hereroa, Bergeranthus, Nananthus, and Rabiea -- Antimima, Antegibbaeum, Trichodiadema, and Mestaklema -- Phyllobolus and Other Shore Dwellers -- Drosanthemum, Delosperma, Lampranthus, and Ice Plant Relatives -- 15.Anacampseffos And Its Relatives -- Anaca mpseros -- Avonia -- Talinum -- Portulacaria and Ceraria -- Cistanthe -- Lewisia and Phemeranthus -- Portulaca -- 16.Pelargonium And Monsonia: Succulent Geraniums -- Pelargonium -- Monsonia -- 17.Stapelia And Other Thick-Stemmed Succulent Milkweeds: Stapeliads -- Huernia, Caralluma, and Stapelia -- Orbea, Orbeanthus, Orbeopsis, and Pachycymbium -- Tridentea and Tromotriche -- Duvalia and Duvaliandra -- Piaranthus -- Echidnopsis and Notechidnopsis -- Pectinaria, Ophionella, and Stapeliopsis -- Stapelianthus -- Edithcolea -- Quaqua -- Tavaresia and Hoodia -- Larryleachia and Lawania -- Pseudolithos -- Whitesloanea -- 18.Succulent Milkweeds With Vining And Caudiciform Habits -- Hoya and Dischidia -- Geropegia -- Gynanchum and Sarcosternma -- Rhytidocaidon -- Fockea -- Raphionacme and Bracbystelma -- Matelea -- 19.Adfand Pachypodium -- Adenium -- Pachypoduim -- 20.Senecio And Othonna: Succulent Asters -- Senecio -- Othonna -- 21.Dioscorea, Cucurbits, And Other Succulent Caudiciforms -- Dioscorea -- Kedrostris, Momordica, Gerrardanthia, and Related Cucurbits -- Ipomoea -- Pyrenacantha -- Hydnophytiirn and Myrmccodia -- 22.Adenia, Cissus, Ficus, And Pterodiscus: Succulent Passion Vines, Grapes, Figs, And Sesames -- Adenia (Passifloraceae) -- Adenia and Cyphostemma (Vitaceae) -- Dorstenia and -Ficus (Moraceae) -- Pterodiscus, Sesamothamnus, and Uncarina (Pedaliaceae) -- 23.Succulent Trees And Pachycauls -- Bursera, Commiphora, and Bosiuellia (Burseraceae) -- Pachycormus and Operculicarya (Anacardiaceae) -- Fouquieria (Fouquieriaceae) -- Didierea, Alluaudia, Decaryia, and Alluaudiopsis (Didiereaceae) -- Adansonia, Cavanillesia, Ceiba, Eriotheca, and Pseudobombax (Bombacaceae) -- Moringa (Moringaceae) -- Erythrina (Fabaceae), Cussonia (Araliaceae), and Jacaratia (Caricaceae) -- 24.Aloe -- Tree Aloes -- Shrubby Aloes -- Spotted Aloes -- Medium and Small Aloes of Western South Africa and Namibia -- Medium and Small Aloes of Eastern South Africa -- Medium and Small Aloes of Madagascar and East Africa -- DwarfAloes -- 25.Haworthia -- Subgenus Haworthia: Soft, Translucent, and Spiderweb -- Leafed Plants -- Subgenus Hexangulares; Stem-Forming, Tubercled, and Stiff-Leafed Haworthias -- Subgenus Robustipedunculares: Flowers on Branched Stalks -- Haivorthia Hybrids -- 26.Casteria, Astroloba, And Poellnitzia -- Gasteria -- Astroloba and Poellnitzia -- 27.Succulent Bulbs -- Bidbine (Asphodelaceae) -- Bowiea, Lachenalia, Ornithogalum, and Relatives (Hyacinthaceae) -- Androcymbium (Colchicaceae) -- Massonia (Hyacinthaceae) -- Haemanthus, Brunsvigia, Ammocharis, Boophane, and Relatives (Amaryllidaceae) -- Eriospermum (Eriospermaceae) -- 28.Agave -- Large, Widespread, or Prolific Agaves -- Broad-Leafed, Big-Toothed or Glaucous, Small to Medium-Sized Agaves -- Banded and Colorful Agaves -- White-Margined Agaves -- Small to Medium-Sized, Narrow-Leafed Agaves -- Dwarf Agaves -- Unarmed Agaves -- Thin-Leafed Agaves -- Miscellaneous Agaves -- Soft-Leafed, Sparse-Flowered: Manfredas -- 29.Agave Relatives And Terrestrial Bromeliads -- Furcraea and Yucca (Agavaceae) -- Nolina, Beaucarnea, Dasy/irion, and Calibanus (Nolinaceae) -- Dracaena and Sansevieria (Dracaenaceae) -- Bromelia, Puya, Dyckia, Hechtia, and Other Xerophytic Bromeliads (Bromeliaceae) -- 30.Succulent Odds And Ends -- Peperomia (Piperaceae) -- Begonia (Begoniaceae) -- Oxalis (Oxalidaceae) -- Callisia and Tradescantia (Commelinaceae) -- Plectranthus (Lamiaceae) -- Sinningia (Gesneriaceae) -- Zamioculcas and Philodendron (Araceae) -- Oeceoclades and Eulophia (Orchidaceae).
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