The development of a prograded foredune barrier following Ammophila arenaria eradication, Doughboy Bay, Stewart IslandJournal Paper
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The impact of marram grass (Ammophilia arenaria) invasion and eradication, Doughboy Bay, Stewart IslandJournal Paper
Hilton, M.; Woodley, D.; Ganley, E., 2004, Ecological Society Conference, Murihiku. Expand
Long-lived seed banks of Ammophila arenaria prolong dune restoration programsJournal Paper
Hilton, M.; Konlechner, T.; McLachlan, K.; Lim, D.; Lord, J., 2019, Journal of Coastal Conservation. Expand
Processes of Ammophila arenaria (Marram Grass) Invasion and Indigenous Species Displacement, Stewart Island, New ZealandJournal Paper
Hilton, M.; Duncan, M.; Jul, A., 2005, Journal of Coastal Research. Expand
Management of the New Zealand coastal sand mining industry:some implications of a geomorphic study of the Pakiri sand body.Journal Paper
Hilton, M., 1989, New Zealand Geographer. Expand
Avian biodiversity in the coastal wetlands of the Okahukura PeninsulaJournal Paper
Hill, S.D; Bishop, C; Landers, T.J., 2015, New Zealand journal of zoology. Expand
Survival of Ulex europaeus seeds in the soil at three sites in New ZealandJournal Paper
Hill, R.L.; Gourlay, A.H.; Barker, R.J., 2001, New Zealand Journal of Botany. Expand
A green solution for a gold problemJournal Paper
Hill, R., 2019, Weed Biocontrol What's New. Expand
The Moa, legendary, historical, geological. Why and when the Moa disappearedJournal Paper
Hill, H., 1914, Transactions of the N.Z. Institute. Expand
Dating the first New Zealanders: the chronology of Wairau BarJournal Paper
Higham, T; Anderson, A; Jacomb, C., 1999, Antiquity. Expand