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Archaeological site stabilisation and vegetation management case studies I: Coromandel, Bay of Plenty and Hawkes Bay, Central Volcanic Plateau and Taranaki

Jones, K.L.; Simpson, P.G., 1995, Science & Research Series. Expand

Archaeological site stabilisation and vegetation management case studies II: Auckland and Northland, Otago and Canterbury, and Wellington

Jones, K.L.; Simpson, P.G., 1995, Science & Research Series. Expand

Archaeological site stabilisation and vegetation management. Case studies 1: Coromandel, Bay of Plenty and Hawke's Bay, Central Volcanic Plateau and TaranakiDOC Publication

Jones, K.L.; Simpson, P.G., 1995, Science & Research Series. Expand

Biogeochemistry, Plant-soil interactions - ecological aspects and evolutionary implicationsJournal Paper

Breemen, N.V.; Finzi, A.C., 1998, Biogeochemistry. Expand

Ecological considerations of dieback in New Zealand's indigenous forestsJournal Paper

Stewart, G.H., 1989. Expand

Soil seed banks of secondary vegetation on the Port Hills and Banks Peninsula, Canterbury, New Zealand, and their role in successionJournal Paper

Partridge, T.R., 1989, New Zealand Journal of Botany. Expand

Vegetation patterns in salt marshes of Otago, New ZealandJournal Paper

Partridge, T.R.; Wilson, J.B., 1988, New Zealand Journal of Botany. Expand