Articles 281 to 300 of 896

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

Canterbury Botanical Society

Native Plants at Gravel Pits

2

1969

11–13

R. Mason

Canterbury Botanical Society

Floristic Records

5

1972

13–16

Colin Burrows

Canterbury Botanical Society

Mosses on Little Mt. Peel

7

1974

25–28

Bryony Macmillan

Canterbury Botanical Society

Land of the Epacrids

9

1976

2–6

L. B. Moore

Canterbury Botanical Society

Flowering times of some cultivated native plants

10

1977

29–34

B. P. J. Molloy

Canterbury Botanical Society

Typha Seedlings

12

1978

34–35

N. T. Moar

Canterbury Botanical Society

Wood avens, Geum urbanum, Dog Stream

13

1979

62–63

Bryony Macmillan

Canterbury Botanical Society

Checklist of bryophytes Gore Bay Scenic Reserve

14

1980

70–71

Jette Lewinsky

Canterbury Botanical Society

The Adventive Flora of New Zealand

16

1982

12–19

W. R. Sykes

Canterbury Botanical Society

Fumitories in Canterbury

18

1984

35–38

Phil Garnock-Jones

Canterbury Botanical Society

Sheep, Snowgrass, and a Royal Craspedia

20

1986

16–19

Brian Malloy
Tony Druce
Derrick Rooney

Canterbury Botanical Society

A checklist of vascular plants at Castle Rock, Heathcote, including a new Hymenophyllum to Banks Peninsula

21

1987

45–48

David Glenny

Canterbury Botanical Society

A note on seedlings in short tussock grassland

23

1989

35–36

Janice Lord

Canterbury Botanical Society

Notes on native orchids at Hanmer

26

1992

32–37

Brian Molloy

Canterbury Botanical Society

Orchids in Britain

28

1994

35–36

Roger Keey

Canterbury Botanical Society

Canterbury Botanical Society : ethical code

29

1995

84–85

Anonymous

Canterbury Botanical Society

Weeds in a Sumner garden

32

1998

22–28

David Robinson

Canterbury Botanical Society

Richenda Parham 1862-1947.

34

2000

29–29

Bryony Macmillan

Canterbury Botanical Society

Canterbury Botanical Society (N.Z.) Inc. Forty eighth Annual Report, 2001

35

2001

108–111

Anonymous

Canterbury Botanical Society

Towards tomorrow’s landscapes -Christchurch City Council’s role in managing past, present and future habitats on the Port Hills.

37

2003

123–128

Di Carter