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Canterbury Botanical Society

Botanical Society in Seventies

6

1973

1–1

L. J. Metcalf

Canterbury Botanical Society

Black Mountain Butterflies

8

1975

21–23

L. J. Dumbleton

Canterbury Botanical Society

Hunter Brown Reserve,Rough Island, Nelson

9

1976

38–42

Janet Moss

Canterbury Botanical Society

Marginariella, a genus of brown seaweeds found only in New Zealand

12

1978

1–2

M. J. Parsons

Canterbury Botanical Society

Propagation and conservation

13

1979

33–36

Joe Cartman

Canterbury Botanical Society

The vascular plants of “The Bush” in Ahuriri Valley

14

1980

19–22

L. N. Conner

Canterbury Botanical Society

Taraxacum officinale - a survivor

15

1981

17–21

Nicholas E. Butler

Canterbury Botanical Society

Weeds of Horotane Valley

16

1982

64–66

R. H. A. Burnett

Canterbury Botanical Society

Society Information

18

1984

82–83

Anonymous

Canterbury Botanical Society

The southern most Tawa and Kamahi in Canterbury

20

1986

40–41

Graeme Jane

Canterbury Botanical Society

A conservation blueprint for Christchurch

22

1988

3–15

Colin D. Meurk
David A. Norton

Canterbury Botanical Society

Ferns of the Port Hills

24

1990

13–13

John Thompson

Canterbury Botanical Society

Olearia x Celmisia hybrids.

27

1993

7–7

Ross Elder

Canterbury Botanical Society

Epiphytes on Pinus radiata trees at Weheka, Westland

28

1994

62–62

Colin Burrows

Canterbury Botanical Society

Mistletoes on Banks Peninsula

31

1996

14–24

Hugh Wilson

Canterbury Botanical Society

Spatial clumping of Tupeia antarctica at Wainui

32

1998

62–65

Dave Kelly

Canterbury Botanical Society

Book Review: Edgar, E.; Connor, H. E. 2000: Flora of New Zealand Vol 5, Gramineae.

34

2000

70–70

Colin Burrows

Canterbury Botanical Society

Survival of a scarce plant, Lachnagrostis billardierei, on Otamahua/Quail Island

36

2002

36–36

Roger Keey

Canterbury Botanical Society

Vegetation and ecology: Mangarakau Wetlands: The Swamp that Would Not Go Away

38

2004

3–7

Edith Shaw

Canterbury Botanical Society

How can we be sure whether a plant is naturalised, and when does it matter?

39

2005

37–45

Peter Wardle