Conference 1999
New Zealand Plants and their Story

Contents

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Mark Dean	The Native Plant Revolution
Rob Lucas	1999 Banks Memorial Lecture: The New Zealand Garden
Paul Blaschke	New Zealand Forest Remnants and Their Story: A Background to Their Management and Restoration
Ken Wright	Pest Animals in Urban Forest Remnants
Kevin Worsley	Pest Plants and their Control
Charlie Palmer	Lowland Native Ecosystems — Key Elements in the Biodiversity Jigsaw
Boyden Evans	Wellington Town Belt: From Management Plan to Action Plan
Graham Harris	Maori Land Restoration: The Matakitaki-a-Kupe Project
Robin Gay	The Revegetation of Mana Island
Tim O'Leary	Revegetation and Forest Management
Warwick Harris	The Domestication of New Zealand Plants
Mike Oates	The Role of Native Plant Collections — a Blueprint for the Future
Julia Williams	Design by Choice or by Compromise
David Muir	The Body Language of New Zealand Trees
Warwick Harris	Horticultural and Conservation Significance of the Genetic Variation of Cabbage Trees (Cordyline spp.)
John Clemens, Lekha Sreekantan, Robert Henriod and Paula Jameson	Floral Development in Pohutukawa
Jack Hobbs	Elite Native Plants for Contemporary Gardens
Anita Benbrook	From Collection to Cultivation
Arnold Dench	Native Plants for the Garden: Growing NZ Alpines

Notes:

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Reproduced from: New Zealand Plants and their Story
Proceedings of a conference held in Wellington, 1-3 October 1999
ISBN 0-9597756-3-3