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Publication type: Newsletter

Description: New Zealand Plant Conservation Network E-newsletter for February 2014. Plant of the month: Syzygium maire; The hunt for Ramalodium dumosum; Lake Runanga restoration; Aro Valley restoration; Mistletoe species in the Wairarapa; Book review: Lichens of New Zealand; Seed Bank collector trainng.

Date: 28/02/2014

Publication type: Newsletter

Description: New Zealand Plant Conservation Network E-newsletter for January 2014. Plant of the month: Hymenophyllum malingii; Dr Colin Burrows’ death; New Zealand’s favourite plant and worst weed; Activity on Network Forum; Pitt Island School and Chatham Island toetoe; Genetic diversity in Chatham Island toetoe; Book review: Plant Life on Banks Peninsula; Sole Chatham Islands endemic lichen discovered on South Otago coastline.

Date: 27/01/2014

Publication type: Newsletter

Description: New Zealand Plant Conservation Network E-newsletter for December 2014. Plant of the month: Alepis flavida; Favourite plant and worst weed voting; Phenology recording; Cook’s scurvy grass and the role of seabirds; Global Environments summer academy; Image library tops 27,000 images; Lichen notes no.2; New generic names for New Zealand’s southern beeches; Mass planting boosts Turner’s kohuhu; A little bit of New Zealand in Seattle; Sediment dumping refused for Whitford embayment; Trees: our life… More

Date: 22/12/2013

Publication type: Newsletter

Description: New Zealand Plant Conservation E-newsletter for November 2013. Plant of the month: Ranunculcus grahamii; President’s report to AGM; Network Awards for 2013; Aquatic plant information; Seed bank coordinator; Gleichenia inclusisora in the Charleston-Westport area; The naming of things; New and changed names in the indigenous vascular flora; Common names as a tool to persuade; 360 Discovery Cruises voucher available; Lucy Cranwell Scholarship applications called for; RNZIH scholarchip applications… More

Date: 20/11/2013

Publication type: Newsletter

Description: New Zealand Plant Conservation Network E-newsletter for October 2013. Plant of the month: Pittosporum cornifolium; AGM announcement; Kauri dieback update; Vernaculars - an opinion from one who suffers them as a necessity of life; Lichen notes 1-Euopsis granatina; Turanga Reserve’s development and reforestation.

Date: 26/10/2013

Publication type: Newsletter

Description: NZ Plant Conservation Network E-newsletter for September 2013. Plant of the month: Hebe benthamii; AGM announcement; Nick Head awarded Loder Cup; John Braggins awarded 2013 Allan Mere; Network website updates; New Lepidium from New Zealand; Tenth New Zealand indigenous plant threat listing assessment published; New Zealand’s plant life goes mobile; Kauri faces uncertain future; NZ Plant Conservation Network awards 2013; Website reaches another image milestone.

Date: 30/09/2013

Publication type: Newsletter

Description: NZ Plant Conservation Network E-newsletter for August (Number 117). Plant of the month: Pseudopanax linearis; Endowment Fund; Growing native terrestrial orchids; Flora of Sub Antarctic Island images; Image library close to 26,000 images; Mangere Island resoration project; Taieri Scroll Plain; Explaining scientific names (6); Network Awards call for nominations; Yellow-eyed Penguin Trust conference speakers.

Date: 24/08/2013

Publication type: Newsletter

Description: NZ Plant Conservation Network E-newsletter for July 2013 (Number 116). Plant of the month: Poa incrassata; Endowment Fund challenge met; Explaining scientific names (5); Feral pohutukawa and other island stories; Montigenae novae-zelandiae and its rhizobial partners; New Zealand Birds Online is alive and kicking; New i-Book - An illustrated glossary of botanical terms featuring New Zealand plants; Paremata Flats restoration; A new generation of boundary riders; DNA tests raise hope for elusive… More

Date: 22/07/2013

Publication type: Newsletter

Description: NZ Plant Conservation Network E-newsletter for June 2013 (Number 115). Plant of the Month: Nestegis apetala; Endowment Fund challenge; Conference talks available; Sponsor acknowledgement; Charity auction results; Huge demand for training courses; Conference field trip report; Network business cards; Aquatic plant information available; Kaipatiki Project; Explaining scientific names (4); Support for Project Gold; Port Hills tree planting; Flowering and fruiting.

Date: 27/06/2013

Publication type: Newsletter

Description: NZ Plant Conservation Network E-newsletter for May 2013 (Number 114). Plant of the month: Metrosideros parkinsonii; Notes from Council meeting; Stepping back in time; New reserve for Banks Peninsula; Classical origins of plant names; New book - Plant life on Banks Peninsula; Our elusive native anemone.

Date: 18/05/2013