Russian version
The magazine is devoted to crested, monstrose, colored, hybrid, poly- and dichotomic forms of cacti and other succulents. It's illustrated with photos of cultivars.
News:
May 1, 2008 the new issue 40 are available
The next issue of Cultivar will be opened soon. | | |
Complete list of articles
We present the unique project that has no analog in the world. On the site you can find:
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40 issues from 7 years of the magazine
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270 articles
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2757 pictures
The magazine is bilingual: all articles are available in Russian and in English.
Our purpose: to collect scientific and popular materials, photos and fanciers' notes on the subject.
The reason: scientific, biological and genetic aspects of these forms of cacti are not studied. At the same time the number of cultivars increases all over the world. To collect and summarize data is the first step in solving the problem. We believe it to be important and interesting not only for fanciers but also for scientists.
Subscription: You may subscribe to our e-magazine free of charge. We will inform you of the new issues appearance.
If you are interested in the project and can help us please let us know.
Your help will be accepted with sincere gratitude, e.g.:
- Publications on the subject for the last 15-20 years sent to us with editors' or authors' permissions.
- Translation of information from your native language into English.
- Announcement of CULTIVAR magazine placed by you in your national C&Si magazine.
- Addresses of people who could participate in issuing this magazine.
- Stories about people who contributed into studies and spreading of cultivars (with their photos attached).
- Addresses of funds which could be interested in our project.
Friends, colleagues, enthusiasts of cacti and other succulents! We invite you to send us photographs of your plants, especially of crested or variegated cultivars. Your stories about cultivars from your collection are enthusiastically welcome! There are many puzzles in this amazing world of cultivars which are yet to be solved and your photos and stories may be a valuable contribution to the studies of these astonishing plants.
We heartily thank all the readers who sent us stories and photos of interesting plants from their collections. You are always welcome!
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