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The DBG offers a variety of publications to its subscribing members.
"Die Bromelie"
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Special editions of "Die Bromelie"
The "Special editions" are focused on certain topics. Either on funded protection projects or reworks on specific complexes of species. The recent special edition, written by Mrs. Hromadnik from Austria, is dealing with the very diverse group of species related to Tillandsia tectorum.
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