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== References ==
*Bauer, R., 2003. A synopsis of the tribe Hylocereeae F. Buxb. ''Cactaceae Systematics Initiatives'', 17: 3-63.
*Le Bellec, Fabrice, 2011. Les pitahayas (''Hylocereus'' spp.). jaunes, rouges... quelques clés pour mieux les connaître et les reconnaître. ''Fruitrop'', '''195''' : 29-33.
*Le Bellec, Fabrice & Vaillant, F., 2011. Pitaya, Pitahaya (''Hylocereus'' spp.). ''In'' Yahia Elhadi M. (ed.), ''Postharvest Biology and Technology of Tropical and Sub-Tropical Fruits'', vol. 4: ''Mangosteen to white sapote''. Cambridge, UK, Woodhead Publishing Limited, 247-271.
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*Nerd, Avinoam & Mizrahi, Yosef, 1997. Reproductive biology of cactus fruit crops. ''Horticultural Reviews'', 18 : 321-346.
*Tel-Zur, N., Abbo, S., Bar-Zvi, D. & Mizrahi, Y., 2004. Genetic relationships among ''Hylocereus'' and ''Selenicereus'' vine cacti (Cactaceae): evidence from hybridization and cytological studies. ''Ann. Bot. (Lond.)'', 94(4): 527-34.
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