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Canterbury Botanical Society

Ecological values and cultural significance - should they be combined? An opinion piece

53

2022

12–15

Paula Godfrey

Canterbury Botanical Society

Canterbury Pines and Their Origin

3

1970

2–13

W. R. Sykes

Canterbury Botanical Society

6

1973

8–11

L. W. McCaskill

Canterbury Botanical Society

Out in the Open The Pulse of Spring

8

1975

6–6

Anonymous

Canterbury Botanical Society

Trees and Shrubs

9

1976

21–24

Anonymous

Canterbury Botanical Society

New Zealand brooms, endangered Plants?

10

1977

42–43

L. B. Moore

Canterbury Botanical Society

The Old Man Range

12

1978

45–47

Ross Elder

Canterbury Botanical Society

New Zealand plants in Faraway Places

14

1980

17–18

Norman S. Sutherland

Canterbury Botanical Society

Papanui Bush Mk II.

15

1981

15–16

Joe Cartman

Canterbury Botanical Society

A key to the Coprosmas of the Christchurch Port Hills

16

1982

53–63

Max Visch

Canterbury Botanical Society

Letter from the Editor

18

1984

81–81

Anonymous

Canterbury Botanical Society

Flower colour in bird-pollinated New Zealand plants

20

1986

38–39

Lynda F. Delph

Canterbury Botanical Society

Society Information

21

1987

2–2

Anonymous

Canterbury Botanical Society

Botanical highlights in the Cook Islands

24

1990

8–12

W. R. Sykes

Canterbury Botanical Society

A key to the ferns found around the Boyle River Lodge

27

1993

3–6

John Thompson

Canterbury Botanical Society

Ecology and flora of Mystery Hills,and Forest, South Westland

28

1994

56–61

David Norton

Canterbury Botanical Society

31

1996

13–13

Anonymous

Canterbury Botanical Society

More books about New Zealand botany

32

1998

54–61

Anonymous

Canterbury Botanical Society

Note: Bamboo flowering in a Christchurch garden

34

2000

69–69

Colin Burrows

Canterbury Botanical Society

The button daisy Leptinella filiformis

36

2002

35–36

Daphne Banks