New and unfamiliar names of Cactaceae to be used in the European Garden Flora

David Hunt; Nigel Taylor

doi:10.25223/brad.n5.1987.a5

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David Hunt,¹ Nigel Taylor¹

¹Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew Richmond, Surrey, England

Abstract

A background is given to the account of the Cactaceae compiled by the authors for European Garden Flora, volume 3 (in press). This is followed by notes on the treatment of particular genera, including 54 new combinations.

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David Hunt and Nigel Taylor "New and unfamiliar names of Cactaceae to be used in the European Garden Flora," Bradleya 1987(5), 91-94, (1 December 1987). https://doi.org/10.25223/brad.n5.1987.a5

Published: 1 December 1987

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