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• The spatial patterning of Hieracium pilosella invaded short tussock grasslands. 

  Dickinson, Yvette L. (University of Canterbury. School of Forestry, 2008)

  Hieracium pilosella is an invasive weed of New Zealand's short tussock grasslands. Since the 1960s, the abundance of H. pilosella has dramatically increased; it is now thought to occur in 6 million hectares of New Zealand ...

• The evolutionary ecology of Festuca Novae-Zelandiae in Mid-Canterbury, New Zealand 

  Lord, Janice M. (University of Canterbury. Botany, 1992)

  Festuca novae-zelandiae (Hack.) Cockayne is a long-lived, caesptiose grass indigenous to New Zealand. It has expanded dramatically in range in 1000 years of human settlement. This study was conducted to determine how ...

• In vitro propagation of Wahlenbergia stricta (R.Br.) sweet subsp. stricta, an adventive plant in New Zealand, can yield plants capable of flowering and setting viable seeds 

  Carson, Jace A.; Leung, David W. M. (New Zealand Natural Sciences, 1997)