Recently several articles have been published updating the available information on the geographic range of peyote / Lophophora. I have made an overview of this distribution information available on a stand-alone blogger page (and as such it is not included in the blog post feed, hence this announcement:): Geographic distribution of peyote / Lophophora
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Saturday, December 29, 2012
Geographic distribution of peyote / Lophophora
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Thursday, December 27, 2012
Bibliography on peyote / Lophophora
Lately I've been working on a bibliography that is meant to cover literature on primarily peyote/Lophophora and related Mexican/Texan cactus species, but many general works on cacti are also included. Currently the bibliography is very much a work in progress and will be expanded in the future. Download links are included for works that are publicly available.
The bibliography resides on a stand-alone page (and as such is not included in the blog post feed, hence this announcement:): Bibliography on peyote / Lophophora
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