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Publisher
Title
Volume
Year
Pages
Authors
Article
Canterbury Botanical Society
What’s in a family name?
32
1998
48–49
Colin Burrows
0.20 MB
Canterbury Botanical Society
Some pioneer women graduates in botany from Canterbury University College.
34
2000
54–63
A. D. Thomson
0.73 MB
Canterbury Botanical Society
Threat to native plants through collecting
36
2002
31–32
Colin Burrows
0.21 MB
Canterbury Botanical Society
Information about the Society
37
2003
4–5
Anonymous
0.20 MB
Canterbury Botanical Society
Evolution and biogeography of Abrotanella (Asteraceae): small denizens of the southern hemisphere.
39
2005
56–64
Steven J. Wagstaff
Ilse Breitweiser
Ulf Swenson
0.54 MB
Canterbury Botanical Society
Fifty-sixth Annual Report 2009
41
2008
82–85
Bryony Macmillan
0.35 MB
Canterbury Botanical Society
Summer Camp based at Lenz Reserve, Catlins, 6-11 January 2012. 11 January – Curio Bay, Waipapa Point, and Waituna Wetlands
43
2012
37–38
Paul Maurice
0.34 MB
Canterbury Botanical Society
Summer Camp based at Charleston, Buller District, Nelson 14-16 February 2014. Day 1, Friday 14 February 2014
45
2014
58–59
Paul Maurice
0.37 MB
Canterbury Botanical Society
Liverworts and hornworts of Pareora Ecological Region
47
2016
3–24
David Glenny
2.02 MB
Canterbury Botanical Society
Was he right? Leonard Cockayne, the field biologist, and advances in New Zealand plant ecology
49
2018
25–35
Dave Kelly
1.42 MB
Canterbury Botanical Society
Leptinella nana in Christchurch Botanic Gardens
51
2020
92–97
Luke Martin
1.11 MB
Canterbury Botanical Society
Native roses among the exotic thorns
54
2023
3–7
William Reinders
1.88 MB
Canterbury Botanical Society
Aspects Botany Castle Hill Basin
4
1971
1–6
Colin Burrows
0.58 MB
Canterbury Botanical Society
Cushion Raoulias of Canterbury
6
1973
27–29
M. J. A. Bulfin
0.24 MB
Canterbury Botanical Society
Blue Flowered Parahebe linifolia
8
1975
19–20
Hans Petersen
0.16 MB
Canterbury Botanical Society
Tasmania here we come
9
1976
33–33
Mary C. Barker
0.15 MB
Canterbury Botanical Society
A Short History of the Canterbury Botanical Society 25 years on
11
1978
1–5
L. J. Metcalf
0.59 MB
Canterbury Botanical Society
Vegetation and Flora of Sawpit Creek
13
1979
26–30
B. P. J. Molloy
H. Lintott
0.47 MB
Canterbury Botanical Society
Paesia scaberula
14
1980
33–33
John-Lovis
0.08 MB
Canterbury Botanical Society
Some more plants in Shakespeare
15
1981
44–45
Norman Sutherland
0.11 MB
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