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Searched: “Botanical Society of Otago Newsletter 36 2003” in Issue, sorted by Publisher (ascending)

Botanical Society of Otago

Abstracts from Annual Student Symposium, 11 Oct 2002. Fungi of Sweden and Scotland

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Alison Stringer

Botanical Society of Otago

Panbiogeography and conservation of New Zealand’s natural history

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5–7

John R. Grehan

Botanical Society of Otago

Abstracts from Annual Student Symposium, 11 Oct 2002. Mushrooms of the Yunnan Province, China

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2003

16–16

David Orlovich

Botanical Society of Otago

The Botanical Art of Robert Donn

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8–9

Mary Anne Miller

Botanical Society of Otago

Abstracts from Annual Student Symposium, 11 Oct 2002. Lizards and fruit choices: preliminary results

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16–16

Jane Marshall

Botanical Society of Otago

Hebejeebie (Plantaginaceae), a new genus from the South Island, New Zealand, and Mt. Kosciusko, SE Australia

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2003

10–12

Michael Heads

Botanical Society of Otago

Abstracts from Annual Student Symposium, 11 Oct 2002. The relative roles of light and salinity in controlling the upper depth range of black coral communities in the New Zealand fiords

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2003

17–17

Louise T. Kregting
Mark T. Gibbs

Botanical Society of Otago

Abstracts from Annual Student Symposium, 11 Oct 2002. Ratites revisited: plant defenses and mega-herbivores in New Zealand

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2003

13–13

William G. Lee

Botanical Society of Otago

Abstracts from Annual Student Symposium, 11 Oct 2002. The role of scientists in science communication

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2003

17–18

Gudrun P. Wells

Botanical Society of Otago

Abstracts from Annual Student Symposium, 11 Oct 2002. Simulated vertebrate grazing and invertebrate diversity in alpine snow tussock

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2003

13–13

Steve Rate

Botanical Society of Otago

Abstracts from Annual Student Symposium, 11 Oct 2002. Malting reductionist ecology useful: examples from beech forest

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18–18

Dave Kelly

Botanical Society of Otago

Abstracts from Annual Student Symposium, 11 Oct 2002. Walking with Western Australian Wildflowers

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2003

13–14

Adrienne S. Markey

Botanical Society of Otago

WBS Summer trip, Bay of Plenty 2-12 Jan 2003

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2003

18–18

Allison Knight

Botanical Society of Otago

Abstracts from Annual Student Symposium, 11 Oct 2002. The citizens’ voice in conservation: applying ecological science in a statutory policy-advice environment

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2003

14–15

Kath Dickinson

Botanical Society of Otago

Rare lichen rediscovered at Trotters Gorge

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2003

22–22

Allison Knight

Botanical Society of Otago

Abstracts from Annual Student Symposium, 11 Oct 2002. Phylogenetic analysis of Festuca spp.

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2003

15–15

Angela Hunter
Suzie Draffin
Kelly Leonard

Botanical Society of Otago

Abstracts from Annual Student Symposium, 11 Oct 2002. Growth and erosion rates of Macrocystis pyrifera in differing hydrodynamic environments in Paterson Inlet, Stewart Island, New Zealand

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2003

15–15

Christopher Hepburn
James Holborow
Catriona L. Hurd
Steven Wing
Russell Frew

Botanical Society of Otago

Abstracts from Annual Student Symposium, 11 Oct 2002. Chasing crayfish and bothering kelp in Otago Harbour

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16–16

Chris Hepburn