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Canterbury Botanical Society

More on Gunnera hamiltonii (G. hamiltonii- H. D. W.)

20

1986

14–15

Hugh Wilson

Canterbury Botanical Society

Seedlings of alpine plants

21

1987

44–44

Joan E. Vickers

Canterbury Botanical Society

Peraki Saddle tussock grasslands

23

1989

32–34

Fiona Lilley

Canterbury Botanical Society

A note on broomrape Orobanche minor

26

1992

31–31

Roger Keey

Canterbury Botanical Society

Native plants along the shoreline of Manson’s Point Peninsula, near Governor’s Bay,Lyttelton Harbour, 1937

28

1994

32–34

Frank Brown

Canterbury Botanical Society

Maori customary use of native birds, plants and other traditional materials : a submission by the Canterbury Botanical Society in response to the position paper issued by the Conservation Authority

29

1995

82–83

Roger Keey

Canterbury Botanical Society

Are we missing something?

32

1998

21–21

Anonymous

Canterbury Botanical Society

Ferns on Banks Peninsula.

34

2000

14–28

Hugh D. Wilson

Canterbury Botanical Society

Botanists at Mt Cook

35

2001

102–107

Participants in the summer camp

Canterbury Botanical Society

Conservation and Maori aspirations.

37

2003

111–122

Murray J. Parsons

Canterbury Botanical Society

Canterbury Botanical Society (NZ) Inc. Fifty-fourth Annual Report 2007

40

2006

120–122

Ryan Young

Canterbury Botanical Society

To the Spenser Mountains, Summer 1910-11 by C.E. Foweraker

42

2010

33–38

Colin Burrows

Canterbury Botanical Society

Review: Ferns of the Port Hills: Photography and Fossicking by Rosemary Koller and Sally Tripp

43

2012

58–59

Barbara Parris

Canterbury Botanical Society

Botanical illustrations

46

2015

3–4

Joanne Hope

Canterbury Botanical Society

Summer Camp based at Arapawa Island 13-18 February 2016. 13 February – Arrival

47

2016

68–68

Gillian Giller

Canterbury Botanical Society

What’s up with Bulbinella on Banks Peninsula?

51

2020

6–12

Hugh Wilson

Canterbury Botanical Society

Pearl fruit (Margyricarpus pinnatus) is seeking a home in the Sumner Beach dunes

54

2023

12–12

Ralph Traber

Canterbury Botanical Society

1

1968

8–10

Mary C. Barker

Canterbury Botanical Society

Erythrotrichia hunterae

4

1971

13–14

Mabel M. Hunter

Canterbury Botanical Society

Baumea tenax absent, Baumea rubiginosa found, at Journeys End at the foot of Mt. Grey

6

1973

1–1

L. J. Metcalf