Ammophila Arenaria dispersal and invasion in New Zealand
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Ammophilia arenaria (marram grass) persistence through seedling recruitmentJournal Paper
Hilton, M.J.; Konlechner, T.M., 2010, Seventeenth Australasian Conference. Expand
An assessment of the potential to eradicate exotic grasses from Whenua hou (Codfish Island)Technical Report
Konlechner, T.M.; Hilton, M.J., 2008. Expand
An interpretation of dune environments of Stewart Island (Rakiura)Technical Report
Hilton, M.J., 2001, Department Research Investigation. Expand
Applying the principle of sustainability to coastal sand mining: the case of Pakiri-Mangawhai Beach New ZealandJournal Paper
Hilton, M.J., 1994, Environmental management. Expand
Black sand properties in beach-dune system, Patea Beach, North Island, New ZealandJournal Paper
Dluzewski, M.; Hilton, M.; Muszynski, A.; Rotnicka, J.; Woronko, B ., 2021, Geological Quarterly. Expand
Burial, erosion, and transformation of archaeological landscapes: case studies from southern New Zealand (Aotearoa)
Hilton, M.; Walter, R.; Greig, K.; Konlechner, T., 2018, Progress in Physical Geography: Earth and Environment. Expand
Coastal dune surveying using a low-cast remotely piloted aerial system (RPAS)Journal Paper
Moloney, J.G.; Hilton, M.J.; Sirguey, P.; Simons-Smith, T., 2018, Journal of Coastal Research. Expand
Desmoschoenus spiralis displacement by Ammophila arenaria: the role of droughtJournal Paper
Dixon, P.; Hilton, M.; Bannister, P., 2004, New Zealand Journal of Ecology. Expand
Determining the limits of beach-nearshore sand systems and the impact of offshore coastal sand mining
Hilton, M.J; Hesp, P., 1996, Journal of Coastal Research. Expand