"Clivia Five" Clivia Five (2003) Published by the Clivia Society (South Africa). Soft cover, 112 pp. Format 8 1/4 by 5 3/4 inches. Contents: Collecting Clivia in their natural habitat - John Winter Clivia in Australia - Ken Smith The Genus Clivia in ethnomedicine - Neil Crouch et al. Color Pigments in Clivia - Harold Koopowitz et al. Introduction to polyploidy in Clivia breeding - Aart van Voorst Leaf formation and its relation to flowering in Clivia miniata - Hannes Robbertse et al. A selection of Jim Comstock's slides Variegated clivias in Japan - Shigetaka Sasaki Visits to special Clivia places after the international Clivia Symposium - Conrad Calitz The Caulescens tour - Ken Smith Poor Man's Peach - Nick Primich Some observations on Clivia caulescens - Connie & James Abel Promoting early flowering of Clivia miniata seedlings with a note on converting foreign fertilizer formulations -- Ian Brown A clean slate -- Keith Hammett Natural interspecific hybrids in Clivia - John Rourke Notes on pollination and pollen tube growth in Clivia miniata - Hannes Robbertse et al. A visit to Mr Yoshikazu Nakamura in Japan - Charl Malan Clivia mutations and modifications - Wessel Lötter Secondary pseudo-umbels in Clivia mirabilis inflorescences - John Rourke Was the plant named Clivia nobilis in 1828 "surreptitiously obtained" from Kew? - John van der Linde Map of known distirbution of Clivia species - Claude Felbert Fire and the distribution of Clivia in South Africa - Dee Snijman Insect control on Clivia, the organic and chemically friendly way - Johan Gerber Persistent melaybugs - John winter Inflorescence bud abortion, and the importance of growth modules when dividing and feeding Clivia miniata - Mick Dower The name game - Kenneth R. Smith Book Review - Nick Primich

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