ENDEAN, T.M.
Cacti Culture
T.M. Endean, Essex: 1929
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Thin octavo. 5 x 7.5 in. Three black & white full page plates with key at verso plus frontispiece of Endean. Rare. This book was featured in a library note of the Cactus Journal (Vol.1, No.1-September 1932) as one of the great member offerings housed at the Royal Horticultural Hall to be "consulted at meetings and loaned to members." Endean was awarded Silver Gilt Banksian Medal for Cacti and Succulents (1928) and Silver Cup for Cacti and Mesembryanthemums (1928) by the Royal Horticultural Society. Four copies recorded in OCLC. From the collection of biologist T. L. Mellichamp (Charlotte, NC), for whom the abbreviation "Mellich." is used to indicate the professor's authority on the scientific description and classification of vegetables. Upper staple of internal pamphlet separated from cloth binding, lower starting, otherwise very good in original blue cloth with lettering in gilt.
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