CSSA VOL.67 NOVEMBER-DECEMBER, 1995 No.6 A symposium on vegetative propagation Doryanthes palmeri (Doryanthaceae): the Australian "spear lily" Paul I. Forster Yucca declinata: a new species from Sonora Joseph E. Laferrière The genus Adenium in cultivation. Part 3: Adenium somalense Chuck Hanson & Mark A. Dimmitt Spotlight on Round Robins Braden Engelke Cacti & Succulents for the Amateur Duke Benadom Euphorbia forolensis, a new Kenyan species in the E. heterochroma group Leonard E. Newton Valley View Succulent Notes Gerald S. Barad Dappled beauty: the spotted aloes Kenneth Quinn Micropropagation of the endangered succulent, Stapelia semota, by axillary proliferation Yasseen Mohamed-Yasseen, Sheryl A. Barringer & Walter E. Splittstoesser Mindy Fusaro and Peg Spaete receive Superior Service Award Larry W. Mitich From cacti_etc Letters to the Editor Index to Volume 67

Cover illustration: Except for Yucca endlichiana, most yuccas are not very succulent, but they have the stiff, sharp-outlined silhouettes of many succulents and can certainly be considered xerophytes. Our cover photo, taken by Carol Wujcik of Fountain Valley, California, was a prize-winner in the national show of the CSSA at the Huntington Botanical Gardens last June. We have tentatively identified the species as Y. glauca because of its reddish-tinged, almost globose flowers.