by Edward F. Anderson is widely regarded as a monumental, encyclopedic survey of the plant family Cactaceae, covering approximately 125 genera and 1,810 species. Published as a culmination of over 45 years of research, this 776-page hardcover work provides a comprehensive look at the diversity, conservation, and ethnobotany of these unique New World plants. Key Features of the Work
: Practical advice for growing cacti responsibly in various environments. Scientific and Cultural Significance The Cactus Family
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: Addressing the status of cacti as one of the most threatened major taxonomic groups. covering approximately 125 genera and 1