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Banksia Study Group Newsletters and Reports

Banksia meisneri var. ascendens; Scott River banksia (Photo: Brian Walters)

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Newsletter Vol.3, No.1, Summer 2000
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Newsletter Vol.4 No.3, Autumn 2003
Newsletter Vol.5 No. 1, Spring 2003
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Newsletter Vol.6 No.1, Spring 2004
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Newsletter Vol.8 No.1, Summer 2006
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Newsletter No,21, Winter 2017
Newsletter No. 22, Summer 2017
Newsletter No. 23, Spring 2018
Newsletter No.24, Winter 2019
Newsletter No. 25, Autumn 2020
Newsletter No. 26, Summer 2020/21
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Report No.1, June 1972
Report No.2, June 1973
Report No.3, June 1974
Report No.4, 1976
Report No.5, undated
Report No.6, 1983
Report No.7, undated
Report No.8, September 1988
Report No.9, February 1992
Report No.10, September 1995
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