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Canterbury Botanical Society

The importance of Arhuriri Valley Bush

20

1986

34–35

Colin Burrows

Canterbury Botanical Society

Book Review: Vegetation of Egmont National Park

21

1987

70–71

Lucy Moore

Canterbury Botanical Society

Society Information

23

1989

2–2

Anonymous

Canterbury Botanical Society

Society Information

26

1992

2–2

Anonymous

Canterbury Botanical Society

The flowering of cabbage trees Cordyline australis in Christchurch 1987-1993

28

1994

47–50

David Robinson

Canterbury Botanical Society

Ranunculus on Mount Hutt (poem)

31

1996

9–9

Anonymous

Canterbury Botanical Society

Indigenous plants in a small Douglas fir planting, Mitchells, Lake Brunner

31

1996

58–60

David A. Norton

Canterbury Botanical Society

Eric John Godley: the compleat botanist

33

1999

25–31

Anonymous

Canterbury Botanical Society

Montane rock outcrops: Islands of biodiversity on Banks Peninsula.

35

2001

32–36

Susan Wiser

Canterbury Botanical Society

Opening address.

37

2003

8–10

Neil O’Brien

Canterbury Botanical Society

Vegetation and ecology: Factors affecting vegetation of the Hawdon River alluvial outwash fan, Arthur’s Pass, New Zealand

38

2004

58–69

R. Adamson
H. Braaksma
S. Brill
K. Dove
L. Ogle
K. McKenzie
J. McVeagh
R. A. Van Essen
G. L. Rapson

Canterbury Botanical Society

The flora of “Nancy’s Hotel”

39

2005

23–27

Brian Malloy

Canterbury Botanical Society

New Zealand Garden Journal, Volume 11(1), June 2008

41

2008

66–67

Ron Close

Canterbury Botanical Society

Summer Camp based at Lenz Reserve, Catlins, 6-11 January 2012. 7 January – McLean Falls, Chaslands, and Koropuku Falls. Includes photographs.

43

2012

27–28

Miles Giller

Canterbury Botanical Society

Eucalyptus in the Christchurch area

45

2014

25–35

Maurice Sinclair

Canterbury Botanical Society

Summer Camp, Tapawera, Tasman District, 9-15 January 2015. Photos – 12 to 15 January

46

2015

53–58

Various

Canterbury Botanical Society

Sixty-fourth Annual Report June 2016 – May 2017

48

2017

66–70

Gillian Giller

Canterbury Botanical Society

How resilient are our podocarps to deer antler rubbing?

51

2020

58–65

Miles Giller

Canterbury Botanical Society

Coprosma wallii in the upper Waimakariri valley

52

2021

39–40

Mike Harding
Susan Walker

Canterbury Botanical Society

Understanding the role of plant nursery biota in promoting fungal disease

54

2023

64–68

Georgia Steel