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Incipient foredunes developed from marine dispersed rhizome of Ammophilia arenariaConference Paper

Hilton, M.; Konlechner, T., 2011, Proceedings of the 11th International Coastal Symposium, Lisbon, Portugal. Journal of Coastal Research, Special Issue. Expand

Incipient foredunes developed from marine-dispersed rhizome of Ammophila arenariaJournal Paper

Hilton, M.J.; Konlechner, T., 2011, Journal of Coastal Research. Expand

Increase in the abundance of New Zealand fur seals at the Catlins, South Island, New ZealandJournal Paper

Lalas, C.; MacDiarmid, A.B., 1998, Journal of the Royal Society of New Zealand. Expand

Index of Chromosome numbers of indigenous New Zealand SpermatophytesJournal Paper

Dawson, M.I., 2000, New Zealand Journal of Botany. Expand

Indigene versus alien in the New Zealand plant worldJournal Paper

Allan, H.H., 1936, Ecology. Expand

Indigenous and Ammophila arenaria-dominated dune vegetation on the South African Cape coastJournal Paper

Hertling, U.; Lubke, R., 1999, Applied Vegetation Science. Expand

Indigenous flora of Banks Peninsula: Banks lecture 1963

Martin, W., 1963, New Zealand Plants & Garden. Expand

Indigenous higher plants of New Zealand, a checklist

Druce, A.P., 1993, Published by author, copy in Landcare Library, Lincoln. Expand

Indigenous vascular plants (Psilopsids, lycopods, quillworts, ferns, gymnosperms, flowering plants) of Mt Egmont/Taranaki, sea-level to the summit (2518)Technical Report

Druce, a.P., 1992, Unpublished Wanganui Plant List. Expand

Indigenous vascular plants between Owhiro Bay and Sinclair Head, South Wellington coast, sea level to 1000 ft. (revised August 1992)

Druce, A.P., 1968, Unpublished species list No. 3. Expand