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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

Archaeological research and management stratergy: the Nelson - Marlborough regionDOC Publication

Challis, A.J., 1991, Science & Research Series. Expand

Burial and degradation of Rena oil within coastal sediments of the Bay of PlentyJournal Paper

de Lange, W.P; de Groot, N.P.H.M; Moon, V.G., 2016, New Zealand journal of marine and freshwater research. Expand

Captain Dumont d'Urville's visit to Whangarei, Waitemata, and the Thames in 1827Journal Paper

Smith, S.P., 1909, Transactions and Proceedings of the New Zealand Institute. Expand

Descriptions of new native species of phanerogramsJournal Paper

Petrie, D., 1912, Transactions and Proceedings of the Royal Society of New Zealand. Expand

Effects of the MV Rena oil spill on intertidal rocky reefs in the Bay of Plenty, New ZealandJournal Paper

Schiel, D.R; South, P.M; Lilley, S.A., 2016, New Zealand journal of marine and freshwater research. Expand

Emergency surveillance for marine pests after the grounding of container vessel, MV RenaJournal Paper

Smith, M; Inglis, G.J; Wilkens, S; McDonald, S., 2016, New Zealand journal of marine and freshwater research. Expand

Ensuring objectivity by applying the Mauri Model to assess the post-disaster affected environments of the 2011 MV Rena disaster in the Bay of Plenty, New Zealand

Tumanako Ngawhika Faaui, Te Kipa Kepa Brian Morgan, Daniel Carl Henare Hikuroa, 2017, Ecological Indicators. Expand

Environmental effects of the MV Rena shipwreck: cross-disciplinary investigations of oil and debris impacts on a coastal ecosystemsJournal Paper

Schiel, D.R; Ross, P.M; Battershill, C.N, 2016, New Zealand journal of marine and freshwater research. Expand

First New Zealand record of the Australian bridled goby, arenigobius bifrenatus (Pisces: Gobiidae)Journal Paper

Willis, T.J; Saunders, J.E.H; Blackwood, D.L; Archer, J.E., 1999, New Zealand journal of marine and freshwater research. Expand