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Publisher
Title
Volume
Year
Pages
Authors
Article
Canterbury Botanical Society
Guest Editorial
19
1985
2–2
Jean Foweraker
0.10 MB
Canterbury Botanical Society
Conifer and Hardwood Plantation as a Habitat for Shrubs and Ferns (Addendum - Ed . )
20
1986
42–47
Derrick Rooney
0.43 MB
Canterbury Botanical Society
Botanising, bird watching and site seeing: Cass camp, January 1988
22
1988
16–17
Edith Shaw
0.18 MB
Canterbury Botanical Society
Botany of Otanerito station
24
1990
14–26
Hugh Wilson
2.56 MB
Canterbury Botanical Society
On bibract shoots
27
1993
8–11
David Robinson
0.25 MB
Canterbury Botanical Society
Do New Zealand forest trees regenerate from sprouts?
28
1994
63–68
Colin Burrows
0.52 MB
Canterbury Botanical Society
The Ross and Yvonne Elder story
31
1996
25–29
Colin Burrows
0.50 MB
Canterbury Botanical Society
Canterbury Botanical Society (N.Z.) Inc. Forty-fourth and Forty-fifth Annual Reports 1997 and 1998
32
1998
66–69
Anonymous
0.39 MB
Canterbury Botanical Society
Further books about New Zealand botany.
34
2000
71–83
Anonymous
1.02 MB
Canterbury Botanical Society
Origin of Sophora chathamica (Fabaceae) on Chatham Island
36
2002
37–46
B. P. J. Molloy
0.85 MB
Canterbury Botanical Society
Vegetation and ecology: Subalpine Banks Peninsula - A hint of the distant alps
38
2004
8–19
Hugh Wilson
0.70 MB
Canterbury Botanical Society
Climatic warming and the upper forest limit
39
2005
90–98
Peter Wardle
Morgan Coleman
Rowan Buxton
Janet Wilmshurst
0.48 MB
Canterbury Botanical Society
Name Tales – with reference to Sophora
42
2010
59–60
Jan Chaffey
0.50 MB
Canterbury Botanical Society
The vegetation of Smothering Gully, Omihi Hills, North Canterbury
44
2013
43–49
Miles Giller
0.37 MB
Canterbury Botanical Society
It came, stayed a while, and left – the strange earthquake tale of bacopa in Christchurch
46
2015
26–28
Trevor Partridge
0.95 MB
Canterbury Botanical Society
Summer Camp based at Arapawa Island 13-18 February 2016. 17 February – Puriri Preservation QEII Covenant revisited
47
2016
76–77
Miles Giller
0.99 MB
Canterbury Botanical Society
Chilean mayten – an increasingly invasive tree in Canterbury
50
2019
66–74
Murray I. Dawson
1.82 MB
Canterbury Botanical Society
Nassella tussock (Nassella trichotoma) management in Canterbury
52
2021
63–65
Laurence Smith
0.49 MB
Canterbury Botanical Society
Herbarium
1
1968
8–10
Mary C. Barker
0.27 MB
Canterbury Botanical Society
Erythrotrichia hunterae
4
1971
13–14
Mabel M. Hunter
0.19 MB
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