The conservation of native New Zealand butterflies in the ecologically enhanced farming landscape of Waipara, northern Canterbury

Summary

The conservation of native New Zealand butterflies in the ecologically enhanced farming landscape of Waipara, northern Canterbury is a doctoral thesis^[1].

Key Facts

• The conservation of native New Zealand butterflies in the ecologically enhanced farming landscape of Waipara, northern Canterbury authored Mark A. K. Gillespie^[2].
• The conservation of native New Zealand butterflies in the ecologically enhanced farming landscape of Waipara, northern Canterbury's instance of is recorded as doctoral thesis^[3].
• The conservation of native New Zealand butterflies in the ecologically enhanced farming landscape of Waipara, northern Canterbury's publisher is recorded as Research@Lincoln^[4].
• The conservation of native New Zealand butterflies in the ecologically enhanced farming landscape of Waipara, northern Canterbury's language of work or name is recorded as English^[5].
• The conservation of native New Zealand butterflies in the ecologically enhanced farming landscape of Waipara, northern Canterbury's country of origin is recorded as New Zealand^[6].
• The conservation of native New Zealand butterflies in the ecologically enhanced farming landscape of Waipara, northern Canterbury's publication date is recorded as +2010-00-00T00:00:00Z^[7].
• The conservation of native New Zealand butterflies in the ecologically enhanced farming landscape of Waipara, northern Canterbury's main subject is recorded as terrestrial ecology^[8].
• The conservation of native New Zealand butterflies in the ecologically enhanced farming landscape of Waipara, northern Canterbury's main subject is recorded as habitat^[9].
• The conservation of native New Zealand butterflies in the ecologically enhanced farming landscape of Waipara, northern Canterbury's main subject is recorded as Fagopyrum esculentum^[10].
• The conservation of native New Zealand butterflies in the ecologically enhanced farming landscape of Waipara, northern Canterbury's main subject is recorded as selection^[11].
• The conservation of native New Zealand butterflies in the ecologically enhanced farming landscape of Waipara, northern Canterbury's main subject is recorded as hybrid^[12].
• The conservation of native New Zealand butterflies in the ecologically enhanced farming landscape of Waipara, northern Canterbury's main subject is recorded as COX1^[13].
• The conservation of native New Zealand butterflies in the ecologically enhanced farming landscape of Waipara, northern Canterbury's main subject is recorded as evolution^[14].
• The conservation of native New Zealand butterflies in the ecologically enhanced farming landscape of Waipara, northern Canterbury's main subject is recorded as speciation^[15].
• The conservation of native New Zealand butterflies in the ecologically enhanced farming landscape of Waipara, northern Canterbury's main subject is recorded as host plant^[16].
• The conservation of native New Zealand butterflies in the ecologically enhanced farming landscape of Waipara, northern Canterbury's main subject is recorded as Zizina oxleyi^[17].
• The conservation of native New Zealand butterflies in the ecologically enhanced farming landscape of Waipara, northern Canterbury's main subject is recorded as Lycaena salustius^[18].
• The conservation of native New Zealand butterflies in the ecologically enhanced farming landscape of Waipara, northern Canterbury's work available at URL is recorded as https://researcharchive.lincoln.ac.nz/handle/10182/2521^[19].
• The conservation of native New Zealand butterflies in the ecologically enhanced farming landscape of Waipara, northern Canterbury's Handle ID is recorded as 10182/2521^[20].
• The conservation of native New Zealand butterflies in the ecologically enhanced farming landscape of Waipara, northern Canterbury's title is recorded as The conservation of native New Zealand butterflies in the ecologically enhanced farming landscape of Waipara, northern Canterbury^[21].
• The conservation of native New Zealand butterflies in the ecologically enhanced farming landscape of Waipara, northern Canterbury's copyright holder is recorded as Mark A. K. Gillespie^[22].
• The conservation of native New Zealand butterflies in the ecologically enhanced farming landscape of Waipara, northern Canterbury's thesis submitted to is recorded as Lincoln University^[23].
• The conservation of native New Zealand butterflies in the ecologically enhanced farming landscape of Waipara, northern Canterbury's on focus list of Wikimedia project is recorded as NZThesisProject^[24].
• The conservation of native New Zealand butterflies in the ecologically enhanced farming landscape of Waipara, northern Canterbury's copyright status is recorded as copyrighted^[25].
• The conservation of native New Zealand butterflies in the ecologically enhanced farming landscape of Waipara, northern Canterbury's thesis committee member is recorded as Steve Wratten^[26].

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Designation and Status

The conservation of native New Zealand butterflies in the ecologically enhanced farming landscape of Waipara, northern Canterbury's instance of is recorded as doctoral thesis^[3].