114 results on '"Clarkson, Beverley R"'
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2. Plant uptake of organic nitrogen in two peatlands
3. New Zealand Restiad Bogs
4. Jump‐starting podocarp forest establishment in a wetland dominated by invasive willow.
5. Glyphosate redirects wetland vegetation trajectory following willow invasion
6. Colonization Dynamics and Facilitative Impacts of a Nitrogen-Fixing Shrub in Primary Succession
7. Global patterns of the leaf economics spectrum in wetlands
8. Status of forest remnants invaded by tradescantia (<italic>Tradescantia fluminensis</italic> Vell.) following introduction of biocontrol beetles and manual clearance after three years.
9. Wetland Plants and Aquatic Macrophytes
10. Searching for Balance between Hill Country Pastoral Farming and Nature.
11. 'Dual Purpose' Surface Flow Constructed Treatment Wetlands Support Native Biodiversity in Intensified Agricultural Landscapes.
12. Water Table Regime Regulates Litter Decomposition in Restiad Peatlands, New Zealand
13. Rare species drive local trait diversity in two geographically disjunct examples of a naturally rare alpine ecosystem in New Zealand
14. Leading trait dimensions in flood-tolerant plants
15. Latitude, Elevation, and Mean Annual Temperature Predict Peat Organic Matter Chemistry at a Global Scale
16. New Zealand Restiad Bogs
17. Drainage, soil fertility and fire frequency determine composition and structure of gumland heaths in northern New Zealand
18. Climate, landscape and microenvironment interact to determine plant composition in naturally discrete gravel beach communities
19. Foliar ${}^{15}\text{N}$ Natural Abundance Indicates Phosphorus Limitation of Bog Species
20. Drivers of plant traits that allow survival in wetlands
21. Vegetation and peat characteristics in the development of lowland restiad peat bogs, North Island, New Zealand
22. Recovery of the CO2 sink in a remnant peatland following water table lowering
23. Plant responses to nutrient addition and predictive ability of vegetation N:P ratio in an austral fen
24. Water table fluctuations control CO2 exchange in wet and dry bogs through different mechanisms
25. Korthalsella lindsayi distribution and ecology
26. MT TARAWERA: 2. RATES OF CHANGE IN THE VEGETATION AND FLORA OF THE HIGH DOMES
27. A vegetation tool for wetland delineation in New Zealand
28. Wetland ecosystem services
29. New Zealand's naturally uncommon ecosystems
30. Pattern and process of vegetation change (succession) on two northern New Zealand island volcanoes
31. Korthalsella lindsayi distribution and ecology.
32. Handbook for monitoring wetland condition
33. Water Table Regime Regulates Litter Decomposition in Restiad Peatlands, New Zealand
34. Korthalsella lindsayidistribution and ecology
35. Nutritional niche separation in coexisting bog species demonstrated by 15N‐enriched simulated rainfall
36. Rapid beetle community convergence following experimental habitat restoration in a mined peat bog
37. Dissolved organic carbon in New Zealand peatlands
38. Foliar 15N natural abundance indicates phosphorus limitation of bog species
39. Vegetation and peat characteristics of restiad bogs on Chatham Island (Rekohu), New Zealand
40. Effect ofCoriaria arboreaon seed banks during primary succession on Mt Tarawera, New Zealand
41. Vegetation recovery following fire in two Waikato peatlands at Whangamarino and Moanatuatua, New Zealand
42. Recent vegetation changes on Mount Tarawera, Rotorua, New Zealand
43. Macrofossils and pollen representing forests of the pre‐Taupo volcanic eruption (c. 1850 yr BP) era at Pureora and Benneydale, central North Island, New Zealand
44. Ecology of an elusive endemic shrub,Pittosporum obcordatumRaoul
45. Vegetation decline following recent eruptions on White Island (Whakaari), Bay of Plenty, New Zealand
46. The pre-Taupo eruption (c.AD 130) forest of the Benneydale-Pureora district, central North Island, New Zealand
47. Systematics and ecology of the Australasian genus Empodisma (Restionaceae) and description of a new species from peatlands in northern New Zealand.
48. Nutritional niche separation in coexisting bog species demonstrated by 15N-enriched simulated rainfall.
49. Foliar 15N natural abundance indicates phosphorus limitation of bog species.
50. Colonization dynamics and facilitative impacts of nitrogen-fixing shrub in primary succession.
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