| CSSA Journal VOL.67 JANUARY-FEBRUARY, 1995 No.1 |
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| Echeveria decumbens, a new species from Peru | Myron Kimnach |
| Cacti in the vicinity of Lima, Peru, and their conservation status | Carlos Ostolaza N. |
| Argentine Notocacti of the genus Parodia | Roberto Kiesling |
| Journey to the Skunbergsquelle in Namibia - type locality of Schwantesia succumbens | Norbert F.A. Zimmermann |
| A novice's introduction to the northwestern Sonoran Desert of Arizona | Craig A. Andrews |
| Aloe whitcombei and A. collenetteae, two new cliff-dwelling species from Oman, Arabia | J.J. Lavranos |
| Just like a rose | Jean Wieprecht |
| Aloe dhufarensis - the miracle aloe of Oman | Philip Favell |
| Rhipsalis monacantha var. espinosa, a new variety from Bolivia | Myron Kimnach |
| Tylecodon scandens (Crassulaceae), a new species from the Knersvlakte (Northwestern Cape Province) | Ernst van Jaarsveld
& Daryl Koutnik |
| Spotlight on Round Robins | Braden Engelke |
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Cover illustration
Aloe dhufarensis, a splendid aloe of subtle coloration, is discussed by Philip Favell in this issue. The painting is by Dorothy Byer, a talented artist of Vista, California, who used a plant in Mr. Favell's garden as a model. Dorothy, especially interested in aloes and terrestrial bromeliads, is preparing a series of paintings of these plants for our pages. |