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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

Interpretation, classification and mapping of dune environments, Stewart Island (Rakiura)

Hilton, M., 2001. Expand

Invasion patterns and processes of marram invasion, Mason Bay, Stewart IslandOther Publication

Jul, A.; Hilton, M.J., 1998, New Zealand Marine Sciences Society and Australian Society for Phycology and Aquatic Botany, Joint Conference. Expand

Inventory of New Zealand's active dunelandsDOC Publication

Hilton, M.; Macauley, U.; Henderson, R., 1992, Science for Conservation. Expand

Long-lived seed banks of Ammophila arenaria prolong dune restoration programmesJournal Paper

Hilton, M.J.; Konlechner, T.M.; McLachlan, K.,; Lim, D.; Lord, J., 2019, Journal of Coastal Conservation. 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

Lupinus arboreus (tree lupin) regeneration from the seed bank following herbicide control, Kaitorete Spit, New ZealandConference Paper

Hilton, M.J.; Lord, J.M.; Konlechner, T.M.; Ghaemaghamy, A.J.; Forrester, G.H., 2012, Conference 97th ESA Annual Convention. Expand

Management of the New Zealand coastal sand mining industry: some implications of a geomorphic study of the Pakiri coastal sand body

Hilton, M.J., 1989, New Zealand Geographer. 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