Field work on a bogpine (Dacrydium bidwillii) community : Tutaki Valley in the province of Nelson : a dissertation submitted in fulfilment of the terms for the Diploma in Parks & Recreation, Lincoln College
Field work on a bogpine (Dacrydium bidwillii) community : Tutaki Valley in the province of Nelson : a dissertation submitted in fulfilment of the terms for the Diploma in Parks & Recreation, Lincoln College
Cooper , Kay E.
Cooper , Kay E.
Date
1981
Type
Dissertation
Fields of Research
ANZSRC::0502 Environmental Science and Management , ANZSRC::0503 Soil Sciences , ANZSRC::050102 Ecosystem Function
Abstract
The purpose of this dissertation is the study of a swamp community in the Tutaki Valley, with particular emphasis on bogpine, (Dacrydium bidwillii). The area, situated at Oxnam's Plain, is approximately 25 ha and consists of remnant bogpine and associated swamp plants. It is an excellent example of unmodified lowland pine, now largely eradicated from the valleys in the Nelson Land District by land improvement.
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