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Canterbury Botanical Society

Aspects Botany Castle Hill Basin

4

1971

1–6

Colin Burrows

Canterbury Botanical Society

Cushion Raoulias of Canterbury

6

1973

27–29

M. J. A. Bulfin

Canterbury Botanical Society

Blue Flowered Parahebe linifolia

8

1975

19–20

Hans Petersen

Canterbury Botanical Society

Tasmania here we come

9

1976

33–33

Mary C. Barker

Canterbury Botanical Society

A Short History of the Canterbury Botanical Society 25 years on

11

1978

1–5

L. J. Metcalf

Canterbury Botanical Society

Vegetation and Flora of Sawpit Creek

13

1979

26–30

B. P. J. Molloy
H. Lintott

Canterbury Botanical Society

Paesia scaberula

14

1980

33–33

John-Lovis

Canterbury Botanical Society

Some more plants in Shakespeare

15

1981

44–45

Norman Sutherland

Canterbury Botanical Society

Society Information

16

1982

86–87

Anonymous

Canterbury Botanical Society

Travevsia baccharoides

19

1985

21–21

Colin Burrows

Canterbury Botanical Society

Book review: Ferns and Allied Plants of Victoria Tasmania and South Australia

20

1986

60–60

John Thompson

Canterbury Botanical Society

Vegetation of the proposed QE2 National trust covenant, Iffley,Waikari, North Canterbury

22

1988

66–68

D. A. Norton
J. M. Lord
C. D. Meurk

Canterbury Botanical Society

The need to note

24

1990

48–49

Anonymous

Canterbury Botanical Society

Green arteries: a strategy for urban conservation

27

1993

30–32

Simon Heppelthwaite

Canterbury Botanical Society

Schizeilema colensoi in Canterbury: A new southern record

29

1995

32–32

Kevin Platt
Ron Close

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