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In this issue
- Editorial
Peter Breslin - The 4th annual CSSA photo contest
Irwin Lightstone - Saguaro Initiatives at Desert Botanical Garden: generating tools and resources to save threatened cactus species
C. Abrego-López, P. Andrade, M. Cabrera-Guerra, J. Davis, P. Foncerrada, B. Fraser, A. Hernández-López, H. Hoover, R. Koeth, D.I. Martínez-Lona, E. Mendoza-Galindo, F. Molina-Freaner, M. Pillet, A. Schuessler, J. Spears, T. Vi, C. Zhou, T. Hernández-Hernández - Dudleya anomala, D. “matsonii,” D. “alisoensis,” and two hybrids
Stephen Ward McCabe - Grower’s Spotlight: Growing cacti and succulents in non-native environments
Echo Pang - Do some cacti have annual growth rings?
James D. Mauseth - Book Review: Dudleyas
Gerhard Bock and Attila Kapitany
Cactus and Succulent Journal
97-3 Fall 2025
The Cactus & Succulent Journal has been published continually by the CSSA since 1929.
Second place winner in the 4th Annual Photo Contest, Jaan Lepson’s stunning capture of Stapelia surrecta
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FIRST EVER – Front and back cover wrap-around: First place winner in the 4th Annual Photo Contest, Richard Schreiber’s remarkable habitat photo of Puya raimondii
