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A native and an invasive dune grass share similar, patchily distributed, root-associated fungal communitiesOther Publication

Renee B.Johansen, PeterJohnston, Piotr Mieczkowski, George L.W.Perry, Michael S.Robeson, Bruce R.Burns, Rytas Vilgalys, 2016, Fungal Ecology. Expand

Matakana Island frontal dune vegetation: description and establishment of monitoring benchmarksTechnical Report

Burns, B.R.; Whaley, P.T., 1996. Expand

PohutukawaPopular Article

Clarkson, B.; Burns, B., 1996. Expand

Scattered far and wide: A broadly distributed temperate dune grass finds familiar fungal root associates in its invasive rangeJournal Paper

Johansen, R.B.; Johnston, P.; Mieczkowski, P.; Perry, G.L.W.; Robeson, M.S.; Vilgalys, R.; Burns, B.R., 2017, Soil Biology and Biochemistry. Expand

The demography of the temperate mangrove [Avicennia marina (Forsk.) Vierh] at its southern limit in New ZealandJournal Paper

Burns, B.R.; Ogden, J., 1985, Australian Journal of Ecology. Expand

The demography of the temperate mangrove [Avicennia marine (Forsk.) Vierh] at its southern limit in New ZealandJournal Paper

Burns, B.R.; Ogden, J., 1985, Australian Journal of Ecology. Expand

Tree fern ecology in New Zealand: A model for southern temperate rainforestsJournal Paper

Brock, J.M.R; Perry, G.L.W; Lee, W.G; Burns, B.R., 2016, Forest ecology and management. Expand

Waipu Ecological District: survey report for the Protected Natural Areas ProgrammeDOC Publication

Leathwick, J.R.; Clarkson, B.D.; Burns, B.R.; Innes, J.G.; Smale, M.C., 1995. Expand