10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GUMLANDS»
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gumlands in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
gumlands and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Vegetation of New Zealand
Other gumlands are on Pleistocene sands, between peat swamps occupying
former dune hollows. In situ stumps and roots of kauri and other conifers have
yielded radiocarbon ages between 1 390 and > 3 5 400 years, which suggests
that the ...
2
Return to Open country: people and places out of town
"What can you see from there?" "Gumlands," he'd reply brusquely. "Miles of
gumlands. Gum- holes for cows to get themselves bogged in; manuka clumps for
them to hide their calves in. No fences." No fences. That fact caused the main
worry.
3
New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research
It was areas as occur in Northland gumlands, and peat tolerant of average to
dense pasture shade and and Pakahi areas <Dunne & Scott 1964>- Levy
maximum growth occurred in summer and early considered lotus to have a stock-
carrying ...
4
Last Train to Paradise: Journeys from the Golden Age of New ...
The unique subtropical vegetation was diverting but the broken banality of the
gumlands provided an unpleasant contrast. And yet, many years later, Sargeson
recalled the journey as highly memorable and pleasurable. Such is the nature of
...
5
Geography and the Environment in Southeast Asia: Proceedings ...
HARMFUL OUTPUTS Deforestation; gumlands. sand dune erosion Excessive
run-off and soil eroSKX* Leaching of mm«rals Irom the vni Increase in gorso. h.
ikca .imJ oihe* weods PoUutanti Irom indusUtes Figure 26. 4: The Northland
region ...
R.D. Hill, Jennifer M. Bray, 1978
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7
One Show Design, Volume 4: To Steal is Genius
His parents Assid Abraham and Najibie Corban emigrated from Lebanon in the
last decade of the 19th century and founded Corbans Wines in 1902 in the
gumlands of Henderson, Auckland. He was raised in a family of New Zealand
wine ...
8
The Temptress of Tarika Bay (Mills & Boon Modern) (Foreign ...
And when Hawke turned the gumlands into a fiendishly tricky golf course, that
brought more tourists and yet more employment.' She glanced up at Morna. 'As
you well know, because you drive through the golf course twice a day from your
little ...
9
The Vegetation of New Zealand
The low hills and undulating ground of lowland Auckland, known as the “
gumlands”, are covered with a great depth of specially impervious clay deficient
in humus which though variable in quality is generally extremely poor. This is
especially ...
10
Plant Invaders: The Threat to Natural Ecosystems
Region invaded Africa (South Africa — mountain fynbos), Australasia (New Zea
land — gumlands and roadside scrub). Climatic zone: wmtemp. dry—moist.
Forms dense thickets in which the native vegetation is suppressed. It was
introduced ...
Quentin C.B. Cronk, Janice L. Fuller, 2014
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «GUMLANDS»
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gumlands is used in the context of the following news items.
Life before death
NO SPACE: Forest & Bird's Mark Bellingham is concerned significant gumlands at Waikumete cemetery could be cleared under the unitary plan ... «Manawatu Standard, Oct 13»
