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== Table of contents == | == Table of contents == | ||
* Front Cover - | * Front Cover - ''Ochagavia litoralis'', a species with a complex taxonomic history | ||
* | * Ursula Buser - Plant Observations - 34 Years to Flower – ''Tillandsia'' aff. ''extensa'' on the Canary Island Gran Canaria | ||
* | * Michael A. Wisnev & M. Teresa Eyzaguirre Philippi - Nomenclature - What Do Deinacanthon, Fascicularia and Ochagavia Have in Common? – An Update | ||
* Lieselotte Hromadnik - New Description - A New Endemic Species from the Alliance of Tillandsia tenuifolia from Bahia, Brazil: ''Tillandsia iassuensis'' | |||
* Pierre J. Braun - New Description - Xeromorphic Bromeliads from Brazil (V): ''Encholirium nibertii'', a New Endemic Species from the Serra do Cabral, Minas Gerais | |||
* | * Back Cover - Encholirium nibertii at the type locality in the Serra do Cabral | ||
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Table of contents
- Front Cover - Ochagavia litoralis, a species with a complex taxonomic history
- Ursula Buser - Plant Observations - 34 Years to Flower – Tillandsia aff. extensa on the Canary Island Gran Canaria
- Michael A. Wisnev & M. Teresa Eyzaguirre Philippi - Nomenclature - What Do Deinacanthon, Fascicularia and Ochagavia Have in Common? – An Update
- Lieselotte Hromadnik - New Description - A New Endemic Species from the Alliance of Tillandsia tenuifolia from Bahia, Brazil: Tillandsia iassuensis
- Pierre J. Braun - New Description - Xeromorphic Bromeliads from Brazil (V): Encholirium nibertii, a New Endemic Species from the Serra do Cabral, Minas Gerais
- Back Cover - Encholirium nibertii at the type locality in the Serra do Cabral