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Canterbury Botanical Society

Chionochloa frigida grasslands in Kosciusko National Park: Affinities to New Zealand alpine flora; a preliminary report.

22

1988

74–76

Joan E. Vickers

Canterbury Botanical Society

Evolutionary opportunities in the Asplenium hookerianum complex - a comment

24

1990

52–54

John D. Lovis

Canterbury Botanical Society

Clandestine plants and their ghosts

27

1993

39–41

Colin Burrows

Canterbury Botanical Society

Of cabbage trees and rhododendrons

29

1995

35–40

D. F. Robinson

Canterbury Botanical Society

31

1996

67–67

Anonymous

Canterbury Botanical Society

Urtica linearifolia and Myosotis australis var. lytteltonensis: two threatened plants

33

1999

38–45

Richard Pender

Canterbury Botanical Society

Rediscovery of Cook’s Scurvy grass Lepidium oleraceum on Banks Peninsula.

35

2001

43–47

Nicholas Head

Canterbury Botanical Society

Re-establishing native plant communities from scratch; lessons from Matawai Park.

37

2003

15–20

Geoff Henderson

Canterbury Botanical Society

The unfamiliar plant: How do you identify it? With difficulty!

38

2004

77–80

Edith Shaw

Canterbury Botanical Society

Notes on the Otamahua/Quail Island vascular flora

39

2005

32–36

Colin Burrows

Canterbury Botanical Society

Oashore, Banks Peninsula, Field Trip October 4 2008

41

2008

73–74

Kate Whyte

Canterbury Botanical Society

Summer Camp based at Lenz Reserve, Catlins, 6-11 January 2012. 9 January – Mohua Park, Catlins River, Thisbe Huts, and The Wisp

43

2012

34–35

Zuni Steer

Canterbury Botanical Society

Does my pot of Lees Valley peat represent a unique plant habitat?

45

2014

53–57

Brian Molloy

Canterbury Botanical Society

Summer Camp, Tapawera, Tasman District, 9-15 January 2015. Hebes of the Summer Camp

46

2015

60–65

Alastair Macdonald

Canterbury Botanical Society

The movement of native pollinators within urban areas

49

2018

8–13

Della Bennet

Canterbury Botanical Society

The usefulness of students’ herbarium labels

51

2020

85–89

Paula Greer

Canterbury Botanical Society

The flora of the Island Hills Station Walking Track

52

2021

43–52

Miles Giller

Canterbury Botanical Society

Field Trip report: Boundary Creek Conservation Area, North Canterbury over the years

54

2023

84–94

Michelle Lambert

Canterbury Botanical Society

Flora and Vegetation Kaitorete Ellesmere Spit

2

1969

6–11

Colin Burrows

Canterbury Botanical Society

Plants of Estuaries North Canterbury

5

1972

5–10

Dobson Andrew