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Searched: “Canterbury Botanical Society Journal 33 1999” in Issue, sorted by Publisher (ascending)

Canterbury Botanical Society

Grasses on Banks Peninsula and Kaitorete

33

1999

57–71

Hugh Wilson

Canterbury Botanical Society

Information about the Society

33

1999

3–4

Anonymous

Canterbury Botanical Society

A tribute to Hugh Dale Wilson

33

1999

72–76

Anonymous

Canterbury Botanical Society

Puka Meryta sinclairii a South Island adventive

33

1999

5–9

Graeme Jane

Canterbury Botanical Society

Arapawa Island - Flora and ecological notes

33

1999

77–98

Colin Meurk
Jonet Ward
Graeme Jane
Geoff Walls

Canterbury Botanical Society

The botany of Nydia Bay, Pelorus Sound, Marlborough

33

1999

10–19

Participants in 1999 C.B.S. Summer Camp

Canterbury Botanical Society

33

1999

98–98

Anonymous

Canterbury Botanical Society

Note: The worrying spread of cord grass

33

1999

19–19

Colin Burrows

Canterbury Botanical Society

Observations on Ongaonga Urtica ferox

33

1999

99–100

Colin Burrows

Canterbury Botanical Society

Woody adventives of Nydia Bay

33

1999

20–22

Bill Sykes

Canterbury Botanical Society

A bioassay test of the inhibition of seed germination by fleshy fruit tissues

33

1999

101–109

Colin Burrows

Canterbury Botanical Society

An experiment on plant succession on a 1979 Ford Falcon

33

1999

23–24

Allen Cookson

Canterbury Botanical Society

Canterbury Botanical Society (N.Z.) Inc. Forty-sixth Annual Report, 1999

33

1999

110–111

Anonymous

Canterbury Botanical Society

Eric John Godley: the compleat botanist

33

1999

25–31

Anonymous

Canterbury Botanical Society

Native brooms at Kowhai Ridge

33

1999

32–37

Derrick Rooney

Canterbury Botanical Society

Urtica linearifolia and Myosotis australis var. lytteltonensis: two threatened plants

33

1999

38–45

Richard Pender

Canterbury Botanical Society

Nothofagus collections associated with the French settlement of Akaroa

33

1999

46–56

Warwick Harris