

| CSSA VOL.94, Winter 2022, No.4 |
| In Memoriam: David Salman | Peter Breslin |
| Bob's Wonders | Steven Hammer |
| Sotol (Dasylirion wheeleri) with curly leaves | Root Gorelick |
| Musings on Aizoaceae | Steven Hammer |
| Myths of the Deadly Flying Cactus and the Great Wall of Cholla | Jan Emming |
| Sansevieria lalakana, a new species in Northern Uganda | Tom Cole & Tom Forrest |
| Ruins, rock art, and roasting pits: Agaves as living archaeological relics, Part II | Ron Parker |
| Pediocactus knowltonii: a close look at a very rare cactus | Root Gorelick |
| Beautiful bulbs and geophytes: a suculent flower showcase | Thomas Glavich |
| Ten Journeys to the American Southwest: pains and gains | Denis Diagre-Vanderpelen |
| Aloe Mite: the other pandemic | George Theodoris & Mathew Fischel |
| In Search of Eriosyce: the 1994 Southern Peru Expedition, Part I | Fred Kattermann |
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| On the cover: Echinomastus erectocentrus flowering in late winter in southestern Arizona, where it flourishes on limestone. Photo by Denis Diagre-Vanderpelen, while on one of his cactus-hunting sojourns in the US, all the way from Belgium.
Back cover: The coastal Sonoran Desert scene at Punta Cirio in Sonora, MX. Photo by Jan Emming, illustrating the simultaneously harsh but vibrant vegetative community in which Cylindropuntia bigelovii is often found. |
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