Background information on status and restoration options for sand daphne (Pimelea villosa) relevant to Northland.Technical Report
Bergin, D., 2013. Expand
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Ground cover plants for restoration of backdunesPopular Article
Bergin, D.; Bergin, M.; Dahm, J., 2014, Dune Restoration Trust of New Zealand Technical Handbook. Expand
Koitiata Recreation ReserveOther Publication
Stowell, Laurel, 2007. Expand
Pimelea arenaria - a sand dunes species in decline, Landcare ResearchOther Publication
Merrett, M., 2001. Expand
Plant Conservation Strategy - Wellington Conservancy
Empson, R.E. & Sawyer, J.W.D., 1996. Expand
Rangitikei and Foxton areas, Manawatu. Wellington Botanical Society trip report March 2013Other Publication
Margaret Craigie, Jenny Dolton, Julia Stace, 2013. Expand
Restoration of Sand Daphne (Pimelea villosa) on coastal dunes - a plant in declinePopular Article
Bergin, D.; Bergin, M., 2014, Dune Restoration Trust of New Zealand Technical Handbook. Expand
Unmanned Aerial System derived Multi-Spectral Imagery for the Monitoring of Coastal Dune Plant CommunitiesThesis
Fake, Michael, 2019. Expand