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Canterbury Botanical Society

Juncus holoschoenus

14

1980

34–34

John Thompson

Canterbury Botanical Society

Native orchids of the Port Hills

15

1981

45–45

John Thompson

Canterbury Botanical Society

Provisional list of indigenous flowering plants of Canterbury

17

1983

1–61

M. Aiken
A. Dumbleton
J. McCully
B.H. Macmillan
J.B. Moss
N. O’Brien
K. Penney
E. Shaw
M.J.A. Simpson

Canterbury Botanical Society

The terrestrial system in the Ross Dependence, Antarctica

19

1985

22–37

Laurence Greenfield

Canterbury Botanical Society

Latin endings of specific names

20

1986

27–27

Editor

Canterbury Botanical Society

Plant records from the Cass and Coleridge Ecological Districts

22

1988

69–73

David Glenny

Canterbury Botanical Society

On the Asplenium hookerianum - Asplenium colensoi controversy: some observations near Akaroa

24

1990

50–51

Arthur Ericson

Canterbury Botanical Society

Vegetation changes on the Hawdon River floodplain, Waimakariri Basin, Canterbury

27

1993

33–38

Canterbury Botanical Society Party

Canterbury Botanical Society

A mighty silver beech

29

1995

33–34

Warren Jowett

Canterbury Botanical Society

Banks Peninsula lichens: a preliminary list

31

1996

61–67

E. A.
W. H. Lintott

Canterbury Botanical Society

Native brooms at Kowhai Ridge

33

1999

32–37

Derrick Rooney

Canterbury Botanical Society

The status of Carmichaelia curta in the Waitaki catchment

35

2001

37–42

Philip Grove

Canterbury Botanical Society

Joys and sorrows of native plant restoration planting in lowland Canterbury.

37

2003

11–14

Colin Burrows

Canterbury Botanical Society

Information about plant species Robinia, Honey Locust and Pagoda Tree

38

2004

70–76

Max Visch

Canterbury Botanical Society

Ex-situ conservation of the dwarf button daisy Leptinella nana

39

2005

28–31

Brian Malloy

Canterbury Botanical Society

Two weekend camps in the Kaikoura area November 2007 and November 2008

41

2008

68–72

Trevor Blogg

Canterbury Botanical Society

Summer Camp based at Lenz Reserve, Catlins, 6-11 January 2012. 8 January – Papatowai Estuary, Shanks’ Bush QEII Covenant, Old Coach Road, and Old Possumers’ Track

43

2012

28–34

Trevor Blogg

Canterbury Botanical Society

Native vegetation remnants of the mid-south Canterbury coast

45

2014

36–52

Mark Davis

Canterbury Botanical Society

Summer Camp, Tapawera, Tasman District, 9-15 January 2015. 15 January – Te Kaainga Tawhai Covenant

46

2015

59–60

Miles Giller

Canterbury Botanical Society

Leonard Cockayne’s many fields of achievement: an introduction

49

2018

3–7

John Clemens