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Canterbury Botanical Society

30

1996

1–77

Colin J Webb
Paul Pearson

Canterbury Botanical Society

Wilderness Scientific Reserve

32

1998

33–34

R. Close
M. Giller
W. Sykes

Canterbury Botanical Society

Note: Maori lore of part of central Christchurch -some ancient Ti Kouka (Cabbage Trees).

34

2000

35–35

Murray Parsons

Canterbury Botanical Society

How do threats to Canterbury plants potentially lead to extinction?

36

2002

5–9

David R. Given

Canterbury Botanical Society

Conservation and you -conservation by individuals in the 21st Century.

37

2003

131–135

Judith Roper-Lindsay

Canterbury Botanical Society

The importance of the indigenous flora and vegetation cover of Mount Cass Ridge, North Canterbury

41

2008

45–49

Colin Burrows

Canterbury Botanical Society

Ophioglossum coriaceum (adder’s tongue) on the Port Hills, Christchurch

43

2012

17–18

Rosemary Koller
Sally Tripp

Canterbury Botanical Society

60th Annual Report 2013

44

2013

97–98

Jason Butt

Canterbury Botanical Society

Summer Camp, Tapawera, Tasman District, 9-15 January 2015. 12 January – Beeby’s Knob, Marlborough

46

2015

48–49

Paul Maurice

Canterbury Botanical Society

Pyrrosia eleagnifolia (leatherleaf fern) as a planted epiphyte in Matawai Park, Rangiora – a ‘potted history’

48

2017

33–35

Geoff Henderson

Canterbury Botanical Society

The rise and rise of the purple akeake

51

2020

22–28

David Barwick

Canterbury Botanical Society

Indigenous hostplants of New Zealand’s endemic Lepidoptera

52

2021

4–28

Brian H. Patrick

Canterbury Botanical Society

Tārerekautuku Yarrs Lagoon: a brief description and a plant checklist

54

2023

31–45

Joe Potter Butler

Canterbury Botanical Society

The Need to Note

1

1968

15–16

L. H. Kyle

Canterbury Botanical Society

A Lowland Station for Utricularia monanthos in Canterbury

4

1971

22–23

R. Mason

Canterbury Botanical Society

Many Headed Celmisia Celmisia spectabilis var. magnificia

7

1974

9–10

Yvonne H. Elder

Canterbury Botanical Society

Out in the Open

8

1975

25–27

Anonymous

Canterbury Botanical Society

10

1977

13–13

C. Dunn

Canterbury Botanical Society

Lichens on the Summit of Little Mount Peel

12

1978

17–19

D. J. Galloway

Canterbury Botanical Society

Gentiana acaulis and Pulsatilla vulgaris near Castle Hill

13

1979

45–46

Joe Cartman