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Canterbury Botanical Society

Chilean mayten – an increasingly invasive tree in Canterbury

50

2019

66–74

Murray I. Dawson

Canterbury Botanical Society

Carex kirkii var. elatior Kük. (Cyperaceae), a grass-like and little known sedge from the South Island

53

2022

62–65

Kerry Ford

Canterbury Botanical Society

Regrowth After Fire in Beech Forest near Reefton

3

1970

26–28

Bryony Macmillan

Canterbury Botanical Society

90 Year Old Gum Plantation

6

1973

24–25

Bryony Macmillan

Canterbury Botanical Society

Editorial Wanderings

8

1975

14–15

Anonymous

Canterbury Botanical Society

9

1976

29–29

Jack Ballin

Canterbury Botanical Society

Check list of plants on the property of Mr. A. Holcroft, adjacent to View Hill Reserve 1977

10

1977

51–54

Canterbury Botanical Society

Canterbury Botanical Society

Sedges of Banks Peninsula

13

1979

3–20

M. J. A. Simpson
E. Edgar

Canterbury Botanical Society

Lewis Pass Nature Walk

14

1980

4–10

M. J. A. Simpson

Canterbury Botanical Society

Some uncommon sand dune spp of the Canterbury Coast: New Brighton Spit - Waipara River

15

1981

5–7

M. A. J. Simpson
R. Mason

Canterbury Botanical Society

A Field Guide to the Raoulia

16

1982

33–41

Josephine Ward

Canterbury Botanical Society

The correct name for our commonest lawn hydrocotyle

18

1984

70–71

Colin Webb

Canterbury Botanical Society

Preliminary list of species for the fieldguide to the small-leaved shrubs of Canterbury and Westland.

20

1986

30–31

Sutherland Bequest Editorial Committee

Canterbury Botanical Society

Poa dipsacea in the Mt Olympus Valley

21

1987

68–68

Joan E. Vickers

Canterbury Botanical Society

The vegetation of Brooklands Lagoon and its conservation value

23

1989

57–62

Kate Innes
Fiona Lilley
Janice Lord

Canterbury Botanical Society

Convention on biological diversity

26

1992

46–49

David Norton

Canterbury Botanical Society

Germination of seeds of some plants on Stephens Island, Cook Strait, November 1992 to March 1993

28

1994

42–43

Graeme Ure

Canterbury Botanical Society

Neroli O’Brien: An appreciation of a keen amateur botanist

31

1996

5–6

Eugene McNeill

Canterbury Botanical Society

Locality records for Ranunculus godleyanus

31

1996

52–52

Colin Burrows

Canterbury Botanical Society

Woody adventives of Nydia Bay

33

1999

20–22

Bill Sykes