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Canterbury Botanical Society

Flora of the Hanmer Heritage Forest.

35

2001

90–93

Roger Keey

Canterbury Botanical Society

Is inter-dependence of native fauna and flora an issue for future survival of native plants?

37

2003

88–98

Dave Kelly
Alastair W. Robertson
Jenny J. Ladley
Sandra H. Anderson
Robert J. McKenzie

Canterbury Botanical Society

Book Reviews :Monsters We Met: Man’s prehistoric battle for the planet

38

2004

113–113

Peter Wardle

Canterbury Botanical Society

The Chatham Islands visit. 3 December – Te Whanga Lagoon petroglyphs, Ohinemama, Awatotara Reserve

41

2008

20–22

Jennifer Harland

Canterbury Botanical Society

Podocarpus cunninghamii in the eastern South Island high country

42

2010

69–97

Alwyn Williams

Canterbury Botanical Society

A rose by any other name?

44

2013

64–75

Hugh Wilson

Canterbury Botanical Society

Summers of botanical discovery in Canterbury

46

2015

31–40

Nicholas Head

Canterbury Botanical Society

Grabbing the tiger by the tail

48

2017

3–5

Nicholas Head

Canterbury Botanical Society

Canterbury Botanical Society (NZ) Inc. Sixty-Sixth Annual Report June 2018-May 2019

50

2019

88–92

Paula Greer

Canterbury Botanical Society

Canterbury Botanical Society (NZ) Inc. Sixty-ninth Annual Report June 2021 – May 2022

53

2022

72–76

Tom Ferguson

Canterbury Botanical Society

Recent Fern Records Banks Peninsula

4

1971

7–9

David R. Given

Canterbury Botanical Society

New York Botanical Garden

6

1973

29–31

Anonymous

Canterbury Botanical Society

Fronticepiece Carex inopinata, a carex which is found naturally in the limestone country of the Castle Hill Basin

8

1975

19–19

John Thompson

Canterbury Botanical Society

Eleocharis gracilis

9

1976

34–34

John Thompson

Canterbury Botanical Society

Frontispiece Hebe lavaudiana Raoul

11

1978

6–6

M. J. A. Simpson

Canterbury Botanical Society

Ranunculus lyallii

13

1979

31–31

Joe Cartman

Canterbury Botanical Society

Native Orchids of the Christchurch Port Hills

14

1980

13–17

John Thompson

Canterbury Botanical Society

Hypoxis hookeri - native or adventive

15

1981

14–15

B. P. J. Molloy
John Thompson

Canterbury Botanical Society

A fungal find on the Port Hills

16

1982

51–52

Norman S. Sutherland

Canterbury Botanical Society

Aid to identifications: Mistletoes

18

1984

80–80

Ross Elder