Table of Contents


Report to Annual Meeting

Biological communities: The historical factor in plant communities

W. R. Philipson
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Biological communities: Change and adjustment in plant and animal communities

R. A. Falla
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3
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Biological communities: A conception of biological communities

E. J. Batham
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5
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Biological communities: Epidemics of insects on forest trees in New Zealand

G. B. Rawlings
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7
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Biological communities: Discussion

W. M. Hamilton (Chairman)
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8
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The ecological significance of the central North Island ash showers: The soil pattern

N. H. Taylor
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11
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The ecological significance of the central North Island ash showers: The vegetation

A. L. Poole
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13
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The ecological significance of the central North Island ash showers: The distribution of animals

K. E. Lee
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The ecological significance of the central North Island ash showers: Discussion

G. T. S. Baylis (Chairman)
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15
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How old is the vegetation on Rangitoto Island?

L. H. Millener
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New Zealand pPiocene and Pleistocene climates; evidence from fossil floras

D. R. McQueen
R. A. Couper
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Factors in the control of a sea fishery

R. M. Cassie
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The occurrence of fungal associations in New Zealand soils

P. J. Culliford
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Note

Reports from the Second Annual Meeting of the N.Z. Ecological Society, held at Victoria University, Wellington, on 21-22 May 1953.