Alice Tangerini’s botanical illustrations all begin the same way: with a seemingly simple line drawing, in which she explores a plant’s features—leaves, seed, stem, perhaps a flower or two.

It will probably appeal to a larger number ofj Cactus fanciers than the two preceding volumes/ because it treats chiefly of the smaller kinds, which arei more generally cultivated than the ...

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THE issue of the fourth volume of “The Cactaceæ” brings this sumptuous monograph of the family to a conclusion. Previous volumes have been discussed in NATURE, vol. 107, p. 580, and vol.