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Miscellaneous papers / by J.N. Rose, N.L. Britton, John M. Coulter and G.N. Collins

By Joseph Nelson Rose

Cereus grandiflorus and Cereus Bonplondii

By Richard Ernest Kunzé

A true account of the aloe americana or africana, which is now in blossom in Mr. Cowell's garden at Hoxton

By Cowell, John nurseryman

Genus Echinocereus

By D. Parker

Correspondence

By Peter B. Mead

Correspondence

By Sereno Watson

Correspondence

By Karl Andreas Geyer

Correspondence

By Charles Wright

Correspondence

By Joseph Dalton Hooker

Correspondence

By Valery Havard

Correspondence

By Jones, Marcus E.

Correspondence

By Charles Siedhof

Correspondence

By A. L. Siler

Correspondence

By John O. Meusebach

Correspondence

By Rusby, Henry Hurd

Correspondence

By Salm-Reifferscheidt, Joseph Graf zu

Correspondence

By Ferdinand von Mueller

Correspondence

By Jean Louis Rodolphe Agassiz

The night-blooming Cereus and its allies

By Ladislaus Cutak

Correspondence

By George Vasey

Correspondence

By S. B. Parish

Correspondence

By H. Poselger

Cereus Serpentinus cacti, 2 year old plants

By Ornamental Nursery (Saint James City, Fla.)

The tree cacti of the Florida Keys

By John Kunkel Small