Do they exist? The books i have (like the 2 bigguns that re newer) and other general cacti books, to be blunt, suck. too vague, no detail and...ya...leave too many questions. Even just studies, in depth ones, that talk about a few species is cool. the way the books i have written you can take a species description and apply it to 20 different species.
Also looking for hylocereus. i have a few journal articles that are real nice, but they are more to do with hybrids and fruit than describing other species not used in fruit production.
Monographs for Cereus and Hylocereus?
Monographs for Cereus and Hylocereus?
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I don't know of a "book" on either one either in print or out-of-print. Your best bet is going to be journals. There are several out there. The CSSA journals are available on DVD up to a point and make life much easier when you are looking for a particular bit of information.
I have access to pretty much every journal on C&S. If you know which ones you are looking for, let me know. I can also look into them and see if they match what you want.
I have access to pretty much every journal on C&S. If you know which ones you are looking for, let me know. I can also look into them and see if they match what you want.
All Cacti are succulents, but not all succulents are Cacti