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Canterbury Botanical Society

Veld Comes to our Balcony

6

1973

19–20

John Martley

Canterbury Botanical Society

Out in the Open

8

1975

11–12

Anonymous

Canterbury Botanical Society

Baumea rubiginosa again

9

1976

28–28

R. Mason

Canterbury Botanical Society

The Tudor Knot garden

10

1977

49–50

Alfred Maddock

Canterbury Botanical Society

Native Orchids in the Christchurch area

12

1978

60–61

L. J. Metcalf

Canterbury Botanical Society

Ngawiro, Waiau, North Canterbury

14

1980

28–31

M. J. A. Simpson
J. H. Macfarlane
B. H. McMillan
B. A. Matthews
J. Elix

Canterbury Botanical Society

Meristem culture

15

1981

30–31

Eileen Fairbairn

Canterbury Botanical Society

Seedlings of Clematis paniculata

16

1982

77–77

Jessie McCully

Canterbury Botanical Society

Highlights in a botanical study of Banks Peninsula

19

1985

9–12

Hugh Wilson

Canterbury Botanical Society

Spring flowers and fruit

20

1986

55–55

Hugh Wilson

Canterbury Botanical Society

Some sources for a history of New Zealand botany

22

1988

34–37

A. D. Thomson

Canterbury Botanical Society

A new record for Sticherus flabellatus in Buller

24

1990

36–38

David A. Norton
Fred B. Overmars

Canterbury Botanical Society

Ginkgo biloba - a living treasure

27

1993

15–16

Neil O’Brien

Canterbury Botanical Society

Pseudopanax on Banks Peninsula

29

1995

5–10

Hugh Wilson

Canterbury Botanical Society

Margaret Jane Annand Bulfin 1920-1996

31

1996

37–39

Bryony Macmillan

Canterbury Botanical Society

The botany of Nydia Bay, Pelorus Sound, Marlborough

33

1999

10–19

Participants in 1999 C.B.S. Summer Camp

Canterbury Botanical Society

Threatened plants of Canterbury, Including a revised species list.

35

2001

5–14

Nicholas Head
David Given

Canterbury Botanical Society

Rethinking the angiosperm foundation

36

2002

54–61

Colin Burrows

Canterbury Botanical Society

Vegetation and ecology: South Westland: Where the mistletoes are

38

2004

33–39

Fiona Bockett
Phil Knightsbridge

Canterbury Botanical Society

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

41

2008

45–49

Colin Burrows