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Botanical Society of Otago

Inaugural Geoff Baylis Lecture, 30 October, 2002

35

2002

14–16

Anon.

Botanical Society of Otago

Proposed Mt Watkin Reserve – centre of diversity for Grimmia spp.

38

2003

6–7

Allan Fife

Botanical Society of Otago

Request from Germany for invasive plant display material

40

2003

22–23

Friederike Blenau

Botanical Society of Otago

44

2005

6–8

Lloyd Esler

Botanical Society of Otago

Meeting report: An overview of the animal life of pre-human Central Otago, and how it interacted with the vegetation

48

2006

21–22

Geoff Rogers

Botanical Society of Otago

Conspicuous roadside exotic distribution assessment

4

1987

2–2

J.B. Wilson

Botanical Society of Otago

Book Review: Oranges by McPhee, J. 2000

19

2000

4–4

John Steel

Botanical Society of Otago

Barley yellow dwarf luteovirus (BYDV) invasions of Australasia’s native grass flora

24

2000

8–8

L.T. Davis
P.L. Guy

Botanical Society of Otago

Cockayne and the Mt Egmont ‘Goblin Forest’ – Reply

27

2001

5–6

J. Bastow Wilson

Botanical Society of Otago

Summer Trip – Mt Cook to Omarama. Pukaki Scientific Reserve, 28 Dec

30

2002

10–11

Gael Donaghy

Botanical Society of Otago

Notes on Bomarea - a new threat to native vegetation

33

2002

5–9

Moira Parker

Botanical Society of Otago

Abstracts from Annual Student Symposium, 11 Oct 2002. The citizens’ voice in conservation: applying ecological science in a statutory policy-advice environment

36

2003

14–15

Kath Dickinson

Botanical Society of Otago

Nettles, prostates and penguins

39

2003

7–8

Allison Knight

Botanical Society of Otago

Gastrodia at Warrington: An Apparition in the Garden

42

2004

13–14

Chuck Landis

Botanical Society of Otago

Meeting report: Eco-sourcing local plant material for use in restoration projects

45

2005

19–19

Moira Parker

Botanical Society of Otago

A fossil leaf-miner trace from Miocene sediments of the Manuherikia Group, Central Otago

12

1990

2–3

Mike Pole
Tony Harris

Botanical Society of Otago

Cushion bog at sea level - but for how much longer?

21

2000

12–16

Kelvin Lloyd
Molly Ward

Botanical Society of Otago

Green Lake Landslide, Fiordland

25

2001

3–4

Audrey Eagle

Botanical Society of Otago

Reading between the leaves: Chilean and New Zealand rainforest

28

2001

4–6

Chris Lusk

Botanical Society of Otago

Coprosma and its fruity colours: be a part of a survey this autumn!

31

2002

5–6

Adrienne Markey