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Monadenium
Author: Albert Pritchard.
116 pages, 160 colour pictures, size: A4 21 x 29,7 cm, thread bound, soft plasticized colour cover
This book comes 40 years after Peter Bally's out of print monumental work to finally fill a void with the introduction of the several new species discovered along these years. With his book Albert Pritchard, a prominent figure in the world of succulent Euphorbiaceae, together with his wife
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Madagascar: a paradise at risk
Authors: Marc Teissier, Thierry Botta and Christophe Blanchy, 2006.
64 pages, more than 150 colour photos
Format A5 (162x230 mm), soft cover with laps, thread-bound
The authors report the results of a three week photographic trip to Madascar, documenting plants and animals in their natural habitat and showing how what was formerly a paradise is quickly deteriorating because of human activities,
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An introduction to Euphorbiaceae
Author: Albert Pritchard, 2003.
64 pages, more than 48 large colour photos
Format A5 (162x230 mm), soft cover with laps, thread-bound
This book is a beginners' introduction to the succulent taxa of the Euphorbiaceae written by one of the most authoritative students of this huge and complex group of plants. In just a few pages, the author surveys all taxa
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Melocacti of Cuba
Authors: Zoltàn Rigerszki, Gérard Delanoy, Endre Ujréti, Anselme Vilardebo.
180 pages, 270 colour photos
Format: 21 x 21 cm; plastic cover
For several, different reasons, Cuba is still a paradise rich of little known, unique plants and animals. This book, illustrated with magnificent images, deals with the history of the Melocacti of Cuba and includes extensive information on their habitats and their ecology.
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