ADANSONIA

• Adansonia grandidieri by Helena VonDrakenstein, 11/20, page 11

ADENIUM

• Adenium Fever—Catch it! by Tom Gatz, 3/08, page 7
• Adenium ‘Mini’ by Dan Smith, 12/18, page 8
• Adenium ‘Mini-star’ by Dan Smith,12/19, page 8
• Air-layering Adeniums and Other Woody Plants
• Adenium Management at the Desert Botanical Garden—Volunteers in Action by Tom Gatz, 9/13, page 6
• ’Waking’ Up Adeniums in the Spring by Tom Gatz, 3/21, page 2
• Another Rotten Tale by Dan Smith, 4/16, page 7
• Cool Things We Learned About Adeniums From Dave Palzkill by Tom Gatz, 7/15, page 7
• Germinating Seeds a Different Approach by Dan Smith, 7/19, page 6
• On the Dry Side: Adenium by Timothy Chapman, 6/93, page 1
• Waking Up by Mark Dimmitt, 3/13, page 5
• ‘Waking’ Up Adeniums in the Spring by Tom Gatz, 3/21, page 2
• Winterizing Your Adeniums by Tom Gatz, 11/14, page 10
• Your Adenium is Rotting by Dan Smith, 8/15, page 7

ADROMISCHUS

• Adromischus maculatus by Sue Hakala, 12/18

AEONIUM

• Aeonium by Cricket Caires-Peterson, 8/22, page 16
• Growing Aeoniums in Phoenix by Tom Gatz, 3/20, page 5

AGAVE

• AgaveAgave ‘Blue Glow’—A Handsome Hybrid by Tom Gatz, 4/11, page 5
• Agave desmetiana by Tom Gatz, 9/19, page 13
• Agave ExtravaganzaAgave Fever by Sean Dundas, 6/04, page 1
• Agave ‘Kichi-Jokan’: An Unsolved Mystery by Tom Gatz, 7/07, page 6
• Agave ‘Kissho Kan’ by Tom Gatz, 2/22, page 13
• Agave Leaf Arrangement, 8/19, page 16
• Agave Punctures by Linda Holub, 3/21, page 15
• Agave Snout Weevil Attack by Sue Hakala, 7/19, page 14
• Agave Snout Weevil Time to Treat, 5/19, page 11
• Agave victoria-reginae by Sue Hakala, 6/18, page 15
• Agave victoria reginae: Queen Victoria’s AgaveAgave weberiquestion on rot by Greg Starr, 7/18, page 14
• Agaves That Can be Acclimated to Our Full Sun by Tom Gatz , 11/11, page 5
• Agaves—The Good, The Bad and The Ugly by Tom Gatz, 2/07, 1/07, page 5
• Bud Marking vs. Cross Banding in Agaves by Jim Elliott, 11/06, page 6
• Growing Agaves from Seeds by Charles F. Merbs, 12/76, page 2
• In My Garden: Agave attenuata by Susan Tyrrel, 7/09, page 6
• Learn More About Agaves by Sue Hakala, 11/19, page 5
• Pay More for Your Margarita: Will Tequila Costs Sour Drinkers? by Daryl Bell, 9/00, page 3
• Two Great Succulent Plants to Create Focal Points in Your Landscape (Aloe ‘Hercules’ dicotoma x barberae and Agave ovatifolia) by Tom Gatz, 1/10, page 5

ALOE

• Aloe by Leo Martin, 1/02, page 2
• Aloe dichotoma by Bob Torrest, 4/20, page 8
• Aloe dorotheae by Lauren Marks, 8/18, page 9
• Aloe FavoritesAloe hybrid ‘Blizzard’ by Bonnie Scott, 1/18, page 9
• Aloe sp. by Cindy Capek, 11/19, page 9
• Aloe sp. by Wendy Barrett, 6/21, page 7
• Aloe tormentosa My Oldest Plant by Nancy Mumpton, 5/20, page 5 Aloe Vera by Sue Hakala, 1/06, page 6
• Aloe Vera: My Oldest Plant by Bob Hopfner, 8/19, page 15
• AloesGrass Aloes of South Africab y Michael Gallagher, 1/88, page 6
• Remarkable Aloeb y Melvin Firestone, 9/75, page 1
• ‘Skirts’ of Dead Leaves May Protect Tree Aloes From Wildfire by Tom Gatz, 3/15, page 7
• Stabbed for an Aloe by C. Glass and R. Foster, 5/92, page 7
• Two Great Succulent Plants to Create Focal Points in Your Landscape (Aloe ‘Hercules’ dicotoma x barberae and Agave ovatifolia) by Tom Gatz, 1/10, page 5
• Why Do Aloes Bloom During the Winter? by Tom Gatz, 4/15, page 6

ALOINOPSIS

• Aloinopsis by Leo Martin, 1/01

ALLUAUDIA

• Alluaudias by Sue Hakala, 9/21, page 18

ANACAMPSEROS

• On the Dry Side: Anacampseros by Timothy Chapman, 10/94, page 6

APOROCACTUS

• Lovely “Rat-Tail” Cactus by Charles H. Everson, 10/87 page 5

ARAUCARIA

• Araucaria by Vera Gamet, 10/86, page 4

ARIOCARPUS

• Ariocarpus, Ariocarpus Ariocarpus fissuratus v. lloydii by Pam Edsall, 10/18, page 6
• Ariocarpus kotschoubeyanus var. elephantidens by Scott McMahon, 8/19, page 9
• Ariocarpus Preparation by Stan Peterson, notes from a video by Jim Elliott, 2/90, page 7
• Ariocarpus retusus cv. frumdosus by Rich Zeh, 2/21, page 6
• Why does My Ariocarpus Fluoresce? by Laurence Garvie, 12/09, page 6

ARTHROCEREUS

• A Brazilian Beauty: Arthrocereus rondonianus by Tristan Davis, 6/21, page 11

ASTROPHYTUM

• Astrophytum asterias by Rita Gosnell, 1/19 page 14
• Astrophytum caput-medusa by Ken Luiten, 10/19, page 7
• Astrophytum (Digitostigma) caput-medusae by Elton Roberts, 12/20, page 7
• Astrophytum found within Plant of the Month (no author), 2/89, page 1
• Astrophytum myriostigma var. quadricostatum by Rita Gosnell, 1/19, page 15
• Astrophytums by Beryl Niles, 1/93, page 3

AUSTROCYLINDROPUNTIA

• Austrocylindropuntia floccosa by Marc Beckstrom, 5/22, page 7

AZTEKIUM

• Aztekium from Seed by Piotr Swaitoniowski, 10/03, page 1

BEUCARNEA

• Beucarnea recurvata—Ponytail Palm by Cathy Babcock, 1/02, page 3

BORZICACTUS/CLEISTOCACTUS

• Borzicactus/Cleistocactus, by Leo Martin, 3/01, page 2
• Borzicactus and Cleistocactus, Some of My Favorite Plants by Leo Martin, 2/00, page 7

BROMELIAD

• Terrestrial Bromeliads by Leo Martin, 2/01, page 1

BROWINGIA

• Browingia sp. by Johnny Briggs, 9/19, page 7

BRYOPHYLLUM

• Bryophyllum pinnatum by Grant Meyer, 1/18, page 3

BULBS

• Crash Course on Winter-Growing Bulbs by Celeste Gornick, 10/08, page 5
• Fall Bulb and Mesemb Seed Alert!y Leo Martin, 9/07, page 8
• South African Bulbs found within Leo Martin’s From Your President column, 12/01, page 1
• Winter-growing Bulbs: Part II by Celeste Gornick, 3/09, page 6

BURSERA

• Bursera fagaroides: I was Born This Way by Wayne MacDonald, 5/21, page 5
• Valley of the Giants by Cliff Fielding, 2/18, page 3

CALIBANUS

• Calibanus hookeri by Lee Brownson, 4/21, page 12

CARNEGIEA GIGANTEA

• Crested SaguaroCrested Saguaros: Where Can I Find and Photograph Crested Saguaros?b y Sue Hakala, 6/19, page 3
• How Old is That Saguaro? by Tom Gatz, 5/07, page 4,
• Large Scale Spine Renewal of the Saguaro Cactus by Jim Elliott, 6/93, page 5
• Saguaro and the White-winged Dove by Tom Gatz, 7/20, page 4
• Saguaro You Today? by Tom Gatz, 5/10, page 4,
• Transplanting Saguaros by Jim Elliott, 10/94, page 1
• Transplanting Saguaros by Jim Elliott, 3/03, page 1
• Woodpeckers and Saguaros by Tom Gatz, 6/08, page 5

CEREUS

• Cereus aethiops by Chris Ginkel, 1/22, page 15
• Cereus childsii by Rita Gosnell, 9/21, page 10
• Cereus peruvianus f. monstrose by Ken Luiten, 9/18, page 10
• Cereus peruvianus ssp. repandus by Robert and Cheryl Brown, 2/20, page 7

CEROPEGIA

• A Happy Finding by Joan Skirvin, 6/94, 6/91, page 7
• Ceropegia and Ceropegia Dichotoma (no author), 2/79, page 8

CHEIRIDOPSIS

• From a Succulents’ Vantage Point (Cheiridopsis inspersa) by Jeanne-Marie Denny, 7/89, page 4

CLEISTOCACTUS/BORZICACTUS

• Borzicactus/Cleistocactus by Leo Martin, 3/01, page 2
• Borzicactus and Cleistocactus, Some of My Favorite Plants by Leo Martin, 2/00, page 7

CONOPHYTUM

• Conophytum minusculum by Steven Brack, 6/22, page 3

COPIAPOA

• Copiapoa and the Atacama Desert by Cliff Fielding, 6/22
• Two Heads are Better Than One? (Copiapoa cinerea) by Cliff Fielding, 8/22, page 9

ECHINOBIVIA

• Echinobivia ‘Rainbow Bursts’ by Tom Briggs, 8/19, page 8

ECHINOFOSSULOCACTUS

• Echinofossulocactus coptonogonus by Elton Roberts, 5/20, page 14

ECHINOMASTUS

• Echinomastus Madness by Peter Breslin, 8/08, page 4

ECHINOCEREUS

• Echinocereus engelmannii by Sue Hakala, 6/22, page 17

ECHINOPSIS

• Echinopsis by Leo Martin, 1/99, page 3
• Echinopsisfound within Leo Martin’s From Your PresidentEchinopsis ‘For Norma’ by Nancy Mumpton, 9/18, page 19
• Echinopsis found within Leo Martin’s From Your President column, 5/00, page 2
• How to Extend Flowering of Echinopsis Blooms by Tom Gatz, 9/20, page 2

EPHEDRA

• Ephedra: Mankind’s Oldest Medicine? by Lee Brownson, 6/16, page 12

EPITHELANTHA

• Epithelantha micromeris by Elton Roberts, 8/20, page 8

EPIPHYTIC CACTUS

• Epiphytic cactus by Ken Luiten, 10/18, page 7
• Propagating Epiphytic Cacti by Leo A. Martin, 3/19, page 7

ESCOBARIA

• Escobaria robbinsorumEscobaria robbinsorum by Cliff Fielding, 11/18, page 14

ESPOSTOA

• Espostoa guentheri by Wendy Barrett, 6/22, page 12
• What are Those Cactus That Look Like Giant Toothbrushes? by Tom Gatz, 11/12, page 5

EULOPHIA

• Eulophia petersii by Mark Dimmitt, 7/17, page 2
• Eulophia petersii by Mark Dimmitt, 6/11, page 5

EUPHORBIA

• Euphorbia by Scott McMahon, 4/04, page 4
• Euphorbia by Scott McMahon, 7/02, page 2
• Euphorbia by Scott McMahon, 10/99, page 6
• Euphorbia: Where Can I Get Information About Growing Euphorbias in Phoenix, 5/20, page 6
• Euphorbia francoisii by Julie Plath, 2/18, page 11
• Euphorbia gymnocalycioides by Scott McMahon, 10/19, page 10
• Euphorbia horrida Euphorbia horrida Plant of the Month Euphorbia Latex Dangers by Sue Hakala, 3/12, page 4
• Euphorbia obesa: Growing Euphorbia obesa in the Phoenix Area by Lawrence Garvie, 7/08, page 5
• Euphorbia piscidermis by Rick Zeh, 2/22, page 12
• Euphorbia resinifera: My Oldest Plant by Nick Diomede, 9/19, page 11
• Euphorbia rigida: Fifteen Minutes of Work for a Year’s Worth of Beauty by Grant Meyer, 5/18, page 8
• Euphorbia Sunburn by Grant Meyer, 9/18, page 8
• Euphorbias: The Medusans by Scott McMahon, 8/20, page 2
• On the Dry Side: Euphorbia by Timothy Chapman, 10/93, page 1
• On the Dry Side: Euphorbia by Timothy Chapman, 4/94, page 1
• Rooting Euphorbia Leaves by Kent C. Newland, 1/76, page 4
• Succulent Euphorbia Cultivation by Nick Diomede, 11/18, page 4
• Three Cold-Hardy, Full-Sun Euphorbias for Your Landscape by Tom Gatz, 3/07, page 4
• Three Cold-Hardy, Full-Sun Euphorbias for Your Landscape by Tom Gatz, 2/16, page 7
• Useful Euphorbias 12/79, page 7
• Working with Euphorbias by Scott McMahon, 2/17, page 7

FEROCACTUS

• Barrel cactus by Cliff Fielding, 8/22, pages 9 and 10
• Ferocactus acanthodes by Sue Hakala, 8/19, page 10
• Ferocactus cylindraceus by Elton Roberts, 11/21, page 12
• Ferocactus wislizeni by Iris Philbin, 11/19, page 8
• Fallen Friends (Ferocactus) by Sue Hakala, 8/22, page 11
• Golden Barrel Cactus from the DBG website, 9/21, page 8
• Saga of Ferocactus Acanthodes by Pearl S. Lemkull, 4/87, page 6

FICUS

• Growing Rock Figs in Phoenix by Rick Rosenberg, 7/21, page 13
• Rock Figs—Creating a Living Sculpture by Tom Gatz, 1/11, page 3

FOUQUIERIACEAE

• Fouquieriaceae by Leo Martin, 10/01, page 2
• Not Your Usual Ocotillo by Tristan Davis, 3/17, page 4

FRAILEA

• Frailea—A Cactus Genus for the Space Impaired by Joan and Stan Skirvin, 11/02, page 2

GASTERIA

• Gasteria armstrongiiGasteria sp. by Barbara O’Connor, 10/19, page 13
• Gasteria brachyphylla by Janet Karasz, 11/19, page 10
• Gasteria ‘Ox Tongue’ by Elaine Hu, 6/19, page 8

GLOBE CHAMOMILE/STINKNET

• Globe Chamomile/Stinknet by Jan Emming, 6/20, page, page 5

GYMNOCACTUS

• Gymnocactus Werdermann by Leo Martin, 6/00, page 3

GYMNOCALYCIUM

• Gymnocalycium by Frank Hennessey, 12/82, page 24
• Gymnocalycium bruchii by Michelle Schrade, 4/20, page 5
• Gymnocalycium Habitat and Winter Culture by Mike Goodson, 8/85, page 6
• Gymnocalycium mihanovichii var. hibotan Gymnocalyciums by Leo Martin, 8/01, page 2

HAAGEOCEREUS LANUGISPINUS

• Haageocereus lanugispinus by Elton Roberts, 11/17, page 7

HAWORTHIA

• Growing Haworthias in Low Light Conditions by Mike Gallagher, 9/19, page 5
• Haworthia by Sue Haffner, 1/94, page 4
• Haworthia by Tom Glavich, 4/17, page 3
• Haworth and His Study of the Genus Haworthia by Vera Gamet, 1/89, page 6
• Haworthia bolusii by Rich Zeh, 5/21, page 10
• Haworthia Dormancy by Bruce Cameron, 3/21, page 1
• Haworthia koelmaniorum by Pam Edsall, 6/19, page 10
• Haworthia Leaf Propagation by Bob Wagner, 7/89, 4/87, page 3
• Haworthia limifolia var. striata by Rich Zeh, 1/21, page 12
• Observations and Rambling of an Avid Haworthia Fan by Bob Wagner, 4/87, page 1
• Observations and Rambling of an Avid Haworthia Fan by Bob Wagner, 7/89, page 1

HOYA

• Hoya pachyclada Growing Succulents in the Desert by Mark Dimmitt, 8/11, page 4

LEDEBOURIA SOCIALIS

• Ledebouria socialis by Sue Hakala, 10/17, page 10

LEWISIA

• Lewisia by Doug Dawson, 5/11, page 3

LITHOPS

• Growing Lithops in Phoenix by Doug Dawson, 4/16, page 14
• Lithops (no author), 4/88, page 4
• Lithops found within Leo Martin’s From Your President column, 12/00, page 1
• Lithops from Seed 7/19, page 5
• Lithops N. E. Brown by Leo Martin, 5/00, page 3
• Lithops sp. by Johnny Briggs, 7/19, page 9
• Living with Lithops by Sue Hakala, 11/21, page 5

LOPHOPHORA WILLIAMSII

• Lophophora williamsii by Thomas Rankin, 3/20, page 6
• On the Dry Side: Lophophora williamsii by Timothy Chapman, 8/93, page 3

LOXANTHOCEREUS HOXEYI

• Multi-colored Splendor: Loxanthocereus hoxeyi by Tristan Davis, 6/22, page 15

MAMMILLARIA

• Mammillaria by Leo Martin, 1/00, page 2
• Mammillaria and Mathematics by Michael Newberry, 10/08, page 4
• Mammillaria Clusters by Tom Glavich, 10/22, page 8
• Mammillaria fasciculata Engel. by E. and B. M Lamb, 7/90, page 2
• Mammillaria goldii by Elton Roberts, 1/21, page 13
• Mammillaria grahamii by Michelle Schrade, 7/22, page 5
• Mammillaria grahamii: Nature’s Wondrous Diversity by Doug Dawson, 9/16, page 6
• Mammillaria grahamii: One Tough Plant by Sue Hakala, 10/10, page 4
• Mammillaria humboldtii by Elton Roberts, 1/19, page 19
• Mammillaria: Keeping Small Clumping Ones Alive in the Heat by Elton Roberts, 2/20, page 9
• Mammillaria mazatlanensis by Pam Edsall, 7/19, page 10
• Mammillaria mazatlanensis blooming 10/19, page 16
• Mammillaria (Mamillopsis) senilis by Elton Roberts, 4/20, page 2
• Mammillaria spinosissima: Bristle Brush Cactus by Jo Baker, 11/14, page 9
• Mammillaria spinosissima cv. ‘Un Pico’ by Marianna Hancin, 6/19, page 9

MANGAVE

• Mangaves: The Uniqueness of Mangaves by Kim Andrews, 1/20, page 4

MESEMBRYANTHEMUM

• Cultivation of Some Individual Genera by James A. Robbins, 1/76, page 2
• Easy Mesembs for Phoenix by Leo Martin, 2/02, page 1
• Mesembryanthemaceae (no author) 12/00, page 1
• Mesembryanthemaceae by James A. Robbins, 12/82, page 17
• Mesembryanthemum nodiflorum by Laurence Garvie, 12/08, page 5
• Mesembs found within Leo Martin’s From Your President column, 10/02, page 1
• Mesembs/Ariozaceae: Other Uses (Some Good and Some Not so Good!) by Karen Kravcov, 2/00, page 3
• Messing with the Mesembs: Visiting Their Habitat by Cliff Fielding, 7/09, page 4
• Name That Mesemb by Karen Kravcov, 2/00, page 6
• Winter Growing Mesembs Through the Year by Leo Martin, 7/01, page 1

MONADENIUM

• Monadenium montanom var. rebellum by Kevin Belmonte, 7/19, page 13

NEORAIMONDIA

• Neoraimondia by Scott McMahon, 7/14, page 5

NOTOCACTUS

• Notocactus Notes by Kent C. Newland, 5/85, page 4

OCOTILLO

• Ocotillo from Arizona Cactus Sales Website, 7/22, page 12

OPUNTIA

• A Prickly Pear a Day from Native Seed Search, 10/93, page 3
• Opuntia ficus-indica by Sue Hakala, 9/20, page 12
• Opuntia ficus-indica Mystery by Sue Hakala. 4/22, page 9
• Opuntia ficus-indica with larvae bore by Amy Anderson and Sue Hakala, 4/22, page 9
• Opuntia polyacantha magenta fl Utah by Elton Roberts, 6/21, page 10
• Opuntia schottii Engel. (By E. And B. M. Lamb, 7/90, page 7
• Opuntia: The Prickly Problem Opuntia by Mary Osmond Jeulfs and Kim Andrews, 8/22, page 4
• Prickly Pear Cactus in Pots by Tom Gatz, 8/12, page 4
• Prickly Pear Cactus Pads are Made into Leather, 5/22, page 14
• Prickly Problem of Opuntia by Mary Osmond Jeulfs and Kim Andrews, 8/22, page 4
• Who’s Not Eating Our Prickly Pear Fruit? by Tom Gatz, 5/14, page 7

OTHONNA

• Othonna by Leo Martin, 12/01, page 1

PACHYCEREUS

• The Monster That Ate Sun City West - Pachycereus weberi by Jim Elliott, 9/06, page 6
• Senita Cactus and Its Missing Moth by Tom Gatz, 1/08, page 1

PACHYPODIUM

• Growing Pachypodium in Arizona by Dan Smith, 3/20, page 7
• Pachypodium bispinosum: Why the Heck Did It Do That? by Wayne MacDonald, 10/20, page 11

PARODIA

• Parodia columnaris by Scott McMahon, 9/19, page 9

PEDIOCACTUS

• Visit to a Small Cactus (Pediocactus bradyi) by Tim Cullison, 5/10, page 8

PENDILANTHUS

• Pedilanthus (no author), 10/03, page 2

PELARGONIUM

• On The Dry Side: Pelargonium by Timothy Chapman, 1/93, page 1
• Succulent Geraniums(no author), 10/93, page 6

PERESKIA

• The Perskie by Vera Gamet, 7/89, page 6

PLUMERIA

• Plumeria by Celeste Gornick, 3/05, page 4

PORTULACARIA AFRA

• Portulacaria afra by Sue Hakala, 11/20, page 5

PTERODISCUS

• Pterodiscus and Uncarinia by Leo A. Martin, 6/02, page 3
• Pterodiscus aurantiacus by Scott McMahon, 9/22, page 11
• Pterodiscus makatiniensis by Scott McMahon, 9/22, page 11

REBUTIA

• Rebutia Reboot by Eric Lundberg, 8/22, page 17

SANSEVIERIA

• Sansevieria by Phyllis Flechsig, 4/91, page 5
• Sansevieria Planting at Koko Crater Botanic Garden Honolulu, Hawaii by Ed Eby, 4/91, page 5
• Sansevierias 7/19, page 4
• Smitten by Sansevierias by Sue Hakala, 10/00, page 1

SARCOSTEMA

• Green Hair (Sarcostema viminale and Cynanchum marnierianum) by Muriel Beroza, 3/04, page 3

SCHLUMBERGERA

• Holiday Cactus by Leo Martin, 12/02, page 9
• Holiday Cactus Care AKA SchlumbergeraSchlumbergera sp. by Eunice Anne Fowler, 1/22, page 14

STAPELIA

• Hand-pollinating Stapelia Plants by Grant Meyer, 1/16, page 6
• On the Dry Side by Timothy Chapman, 6/92, page 2
• Stapelia flavopurpurea: A Sweet Starfish by Mark Dimmitt, 8/11, page 5
• Stapelia gigantea(growing in the ground) by Michelle Schrade, 12/22, page 16
• Stapelia gigantea by Sandy Silvers, 11/21, page 4
• Growing Stapeliads in Phoenix by Leo Martin, 10/98, page 9
• Growing Stapeliads Outdoors in Phoenix, by Michelle Schrade, 12/22, page 16
• Stapelias and Mealy Bugs Preventing Infestations by Sue Hakala, 8/08, page 6
• Stapeliads by Leo Martin, 10/00, page 2

STENOCEREUS ERUCA

• Stenocereus eruca by Ken Schutz, 3/22, page 5

STENOCEREUS GRISEUS

• Aruba Cactus by Sue Hakala, 1/13, page 9

SUBPILOCEREUS REPANDUS

• Aruba Cactus by Sue Hakala, 1/13, page 9

TECTICORNIA

• Tecticornia Bibenda—an Unusual Australian Succulent by Laurence Garvie, 6/08, page 6

TEPHROCACTUS

• Tephrocactus alexanderi by Rich Zeh, 12/22, page 13
• Tephrocactus alexanderi ssp. geometricus by Sue Hakala, 10/20, page 16
• Tephrocactus alexanderi ssp. geometricus by Thom Young, 10/20, page 14

TITANOPSIS

• Titanopsis by Scott McMahon, 2/21, page 12

TOURMEYA

• Tourmeya papyracantha by Anthony Wray, 7/19, page 8

TREE

• Miniature Desert Trees by Tom Gatz, 7/16, page 9

TRICHOCEREUS

• Trichocereus (no author), 10/92, page 6
• Time to Fertilize Trichocereus by Sue Hakala, 2/17, page 21

TURBINICARPUS

• Turbinicarpus lophophoroidesL 723 in bloom and multi-headed by Elton Roberts, 3/22, pages 10-11
• Turbinicarpus pseudomacrochele ssp. lausseri by Sue Hakala, 6/21, page 3

UNCARINIA

• Pterodiscus and Uncarinia by Leo A. Martin, 6/02, page 3

WELWITSCHIA MIRABILIS

• Welwitschia mirabilis by Guillermo Rivera, 6/22, page 18
• Welwitschia mirabilis: A Most Interesting Plant by Dan Smith, 11/16, page 7

WILCOXIA

• Wilcoxia schmollii by Elton Roberts, 4/21, page 9

Complied by Sue Hakala February 2021. Proofreading assistance by Lauren Marks through 2016, Betsy Dowling 2017, Nancy Mumpton 2018, Barbara Macnider 2019-2022.

Weblink Index Project Chair Sue Hakala with in-depth assistance provided by Kim Andrews, Mary Osmond Jeulfs, Lynn Palmer, and Christine Willis January 2023.

Converted to HTML by Peter Bockenthien, November 2024.