Articles 261 to 280 of 896

Searched: “Canterbury Botanical Society” in Publisher, sorted by Publisher (ascending)

Canterbury Botanical Society

Tussocks and grasses of Banks Peninsula,

15

1981

50–51

B. P. J. Molloy

Canterbury Botanical Society

The cultivation of Clematis spp.

18

1984

6–6

Ron Close

Canterbury Botanical Society

Distribution records and other observations

19

1985

55–59

Phil Garnock-Jones

Canterbury Botanical Society

Knowing Kanuka as Kunzea

21

1987

11–20

Warwick Harris

Canterbury Botanical Society

Pyramid Valley - a proposal for the restoration of the original swamp margin vegetation

22

1988

80–85

David A. Norton

Canterbury Botanical Society

Annual report 1989-1990

24

1990

57–58

Anonymous

Canterbury Botanical Society

Vivipary and effects of maternal tissues on germination in some New Zealand seeds

27

1993

47–48

Colin Burrows

Canterbury Botanical Society

List of locations of summer camps run by the Canterbury Botanical Society 1977-95

29

1995

46–46

Neroli O’Brien

Canterbury Botanical Society

Dispersal of Korthalsella seeds

31

1996

69–70

Colin Burrows

Canterbury Botanical Society

Grasses on Banks Peninsula and Kaitorete

33

1999

57–71

Hugh Wilson

Canterbury Botanical Society

Muehlenbeckia astonii at Kaitorete barrier

35

2001

52–53

Trevor Partridge

Canterbury Botanical Society

Session 2: Restoring and enhancing native vegetation.

37

2003

24–24

Brian Molloy

Canterbury Botanical Society

Seed-set in some native legumes

38

2004

83–86

E. J. Godley

Canterbury Botanical Society

The Chatham Islands visit. 1 December – Ocean Mail Reserve, Hapupu Reserve and Kaingaroa

41

2008

14–16

Peter Wardle

Canterbury Botanical Society

Name Tales – with reference to Sophora

42

2010

59–60

Jan Chaffey

Canterbury Botanical Society

The vegetation of Smothering Gully, Omihi Hills, North Canterbury

44

2013

43–49

Miles Giller

Canterbury Botanical Society

It came, stayed a while, and left – the strange earthquake tale of bacopa in Christchurch

46

2015

26–28

Trevor Partridge

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

Canterbury Botanical Society

Chilean mayten – an increasingly invasive tree in Canterbury

50

2019

66–74

Murray I. Dawson

Canterbury Botanical Society

Nassella tussock (Nassella trichotoma) management in Canterbury

52

2021

63–65

Laurence Smith