Add to ORKGAgave victoriae-reginae is justifiably popular as a beautiful architectural plant. There are, however, similar, closely related species, notably A. nickelsiae (formerly known as A. ferdinandi-regis) and the recently described (hence unfamiliar) A. pintilla which are equally beautiful. All three species are discussed both in cultivation and in habitat
Commercially cultivated vanilla (V. planifolia) is native to Mexico and its cultivation and breeding...
Traditional farming communities frequently maintain high levels of agrobiodiversity, so understandin...
We compiled an updated database of all Agave species found in Mexico and analyzed it with specific c...
Agave victoriae-reginae is a very well-known and deservedly popular architectural species. It has be...
The flowering of Agave nickelsiae was observed at the Glasgow Botanic Gardens. This inflorescence wa...
Agave lophantha is described in cultivation. It is an architectural species with prominent sharp tee...
The name Agave victoriae-reginae has been applied to a group of plants endemic to northern Mexico wh...
Agave pablocarrilloi was newly described in 2013 by Vazquez-Garcia et al. who proposed a narrow conc...
Agave nizandensis is an attractive but unusual species with brittle leaves more closely resembling t...
Filiferous agaves are plants that produce, usually white, fibres that peel off from the leaf edges. ...
This paper will explore the relationship between the giant South American waterlily, the Victoria re...
More than one species of Agave may have been cultivated by ancient farmers in Arizona. The arguments...
Echeveria cuspidata is a very attractive and relatively slow-growing species, so it is ideal for dis...
Aristaloe aristata is a commonly grown and very rewarding species. Its history, relationships, habit...
The genus Agave has about 200 species naturally distributed in the Neotropics. Most of the described...
Commercially cultivated vanilla (V. planifolia) is native to Mexico and its cultivation and breeding...
Traditional farming communities frequently maintain high levels of agrobiodiversity, so understandin...
We compiled an updated database of all Agave species found in Mexico and analyzed it with specific c...
Agave victoriae-reginae is a very well-known and deservedly popular architectural species. It has be...
The flowering of Agave nickelsiae was observed at the Glasgow Botanic Gardens. This inflorescence wa...
Agave lophantha is described in cultivation. It is an architectural species with prominent sharp tee...
The name Agave victoriae-reginae has been applied to a group of plants endemic to northern Mexico wh...
Agave pablocarrilloi was newly described in 2013 by Vazquez-Garcia et al. who proposed a narrow conc...
Agave nizandensis is an attractive but unusual species with brittle leaves more closely resembling t...
Filiferous agaves are plants that produce, usually white, fibres that peel off from the leaf edges. ...
This paper will explore the relationship between the giant South American waterlily, the Victoria re...
More than one species of Agave may have been cultivated by ancient farmers in Arizona. The arguments...
Echeveria cuspidata is a very attractive and relatively slow-growing species, so it is ideal for dis...
Aristaloe aristata is a commonly grown and very rewarding species. Its history, relationships, habit...
The genus Agave has about 200 species naturally distributed in the Neotropics. Most of the described...
Commercially cultivated vanilla (V. planifolia) is native to Mexico and its cultivation and breeding...
Traditional farming communities frequently maintain high levels of agrobiodiversity, so understandin...
We compiled an updated database of all Agave species found in Mexico and analyzed it with specific c...