• Breeding Systems and Intra-specific variation in Euphrasia dyeri 

  McGimpsey, Vicky Jayne (Thesis, Master of Science, 2013)

  Alpine environments are highly variable with different selective pressures compared to lower altitude habitats. The alpine zone in New Zealand was formed in isolation and displays a range of unusual floral characteristics ...
• The plant ecology of an urban forest fragment: the Dunedin Town Belt 

  Scott, Andrew John (Thesis, Master of Science, 2001)

  The ecology of urban forest fragments is relatively understudied in New Zealand. The purpose of this study was to examine the ecology of the Dunedin Town Belt, especially with regards to regeneration, and to relate the ...
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  Effect of Altitude and Co-occurring Species on Sequential Reproductive Stages in a Grassland Harebell. 

  Sawrey, Olivia Rose Pamela (Thesis, Master of Science, 2013)

  Understanding reproductive capabilities of individual species along altitudinal gradients is increasingly important in light of changes in habitat that are predicted with climate change. Alpine plants can be considered ...
• Aboveground-belowground Ecological Linkages in Exotic Plant Invasion: Thymus vulgaris L. in Central Otago, New Zealand 

  Nielsen, Jacqueline Anna (Thesis, Doctor of Philosophy, 2013)

  The objective of this thesis was to improve our understanding of the processes and mechanisms underlying the successful invasion of Thymus vulgaris L. in Central Otago, New Zealand by carrying out aboveground and belowground ...
• A study of a silver beech stand in the Silver Peaks State Forest 

  Armstrong, Patricia (Dissertation, Bachelor of Science with Honours, 1979)

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