“Cactus and Succulent Journal” – Volume 96-1

In this issue

• Grower’s Spotlight: Growing endangered native cacti and other species in subtropical Florida
  James V. Freeman
• Euphorbia latex danger
  Sue Hakala
• Exploring Namibia’s diverse succulent and arid-adapted flora: notes from fieldwork
  Marc Fradera-Soler, Rosalind Tshikeso, Leevid Nanyeni, Olwen M Grace
• Dudleya farinosa: environmental challenges, human threats, and conservation
  Clare Roller
• Epiphyllum thomasianum subsp. costaricense in Nicaragua Part II
  Leland Smith
• Conscientious consumers support ethical, responsible and sustainable use of succulent plants
  Tanseem Variawa, SANBI
• North From the Cape: a survey of the Cape Region of South Africa’s succulent plants, part 1
  Fred Dortort
• Self-portrait with Tephrocactus articulatus
  Root Gorelick
• Rediscovery of the Type Locality of Lithops opalina and taxonomic implications
  Peter Beiersdorfer, Jaan K Lepson, Hilde Mouton, and Frikkie Mouton
• Dudleya of the Channel Islands: conservation successes and taxonomy
  Stephen Ward McCabe
• Epiphyllum phyllanthus subsp. rubrocoronatum in Nicaragua
  Leland Smith
• Book Review: The Cactus Hunters: Desire and Extinction in the Illicit Succulent Trade. By Jared D. Margulies.
  Robert Anthony Villa and Caroline Tracey