HERBERTIATM volume 54,1999 TABLE OF CONTENTS

 4 —Editor's Notes

 7 —In Memorium, Fred Meyer

13 —The Herbert Medal and Recipients

15 —Peter Goldblatt, 1999 Herbert Medalist

33 —Fred Meyer, 1999 Herbert Medalist
Angus Stewart

43 —The Ecology and Cultivation of Rare and Little-Studied Ledebourias in Southern Africa
Charles Craib and Laurian Brown

51 —The Genus Griffinia Ker Gawler (Amaryllidaceae), Revisited
Kevin D. Preuss

67 —Breeding Amaryllis
Alan W. Meerow

84 —Developments in Hippeastrum Hybridization, 1799-1999
Veronica M. Read

110 —Hymenocallis henryae, A Rare Endemic of the Florida Panhandle
Gerald L. Smith and Josephine de N. Henry

118 —The Seven Species of KwaZulu-Natal Crinum: A Horticultural Review
Greg Pettit

124 —A New Nothogeneric Taxon: xCrimocharis (Amaryllidaceae)
David J. Lehmiller

129 —Some Bulbous Flora of the Limpopo River Drainage Basin in the Northern Province
Charles Craib and Laurian Brown

133 —The high altitude pineapple lily Eucomis vandermerwei, a rare endemic from South Africa
N.R. Crouch and S. Krynauw

139 —Reproductive biology of Nerine (Amaryllidaceae) I: The annual growth cycle, floral development and gamete production
Natalie R. Brown, Ronald K. Crowden, Janet R. Gorst and Anthony Koutoulis

153 —Reproductive biology of Nerine (Amaryllidaceae) II: Embryo development and seed germination
Natalie R. Brown, Ronald K. Crowden, Janet R. Gorst and Anthony Koutoulis

171 —Notes on Some Rare and Newly Published Species of Lachenalia from South Africa and Namibia
Graham Duncan

180 —The New Phylogeny of the Amaryllidaceae
Alan W. Meerow, Michael F. Fay, Mark W. Chase, Charles L. Guy and Q-B. Li

204 —An Overview of In Vitro Propagation Techniques Applied to Amaryllids
Kevin D. Preuss

214 —Amaryllis belladonna, reginae and capensis
Karl King

228 —A New Species of Sprekelia (Amaryllidaceae)
David J. Lehmiller

232 —Three New Milla Species from Mexico
T. M. Howard

238 —Book Reviews
John E. Bryan

Selected Scientific Literature on Geophytic Plants, 1995-1999 244

COVER PHOTO: Griffinia liboniana, one of the many species of this genus discussed by Kevin Preuss beginning on page 51. Photo by William Reuter.