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Data from "Mapping floral resources for honey bees in New Zealand at the catc...
Data from paper : Ausseil, A. E., Dymond, J. R. and Newstrom, L. (2018), Mapping floral resources for honey bees in New Zealand at the catchment scale. Ecol Appl, 28:... -
PyCrown
PyCrown - Fast raster-based individual tree segmentation for LiDAR data Author: Dr Jan Zörner (zoernerj@landcareresearch.co.nz) Published under GNU GPLv3 The most recent... -
Revised extent of wetlands in New Zealand
Dataset described in Dymond, J. R., Sabetizade, M., Newsome, P. F., Harmsworth, G. R., & Ausseil, A. G. (2021). Revised extent of wetlands in New Zealand. New Zealand... -
Lachnaceae in New Zealand - Aotearoa
A brief informal outline of the diversity of Lachnaceae (Leotiomycetes, Helotiales) known for New Zealand, based on PDD and ICMP specimens with DNA sequences. The phylogenetic... -
Adélie penguin census data
Aerial reconnaissance and photography are used in the Ross Sea sector of Antarctica to determine the breeding locations of Adélie penguins and to count the numbers of nests... -
Hyphodiscaceae DNA data, Quijada et al. 2022
Data for the analysis presented as Figs 1 and 2 in the paper Quijada et al. "A review of Hyphodiscaceae". The data provided includes the concatenated alignments, the partitions... -
New Rhizodiscina and saprobic Sclerococcum species from Aotearoa New Zealand
Descriptions of a set of Rhizodiscina and Sclerococcum spp. formally named in Index Fungorum no. 519, 2022... -
Hyphodiscaceae in Aotearoa New Zealand
ITS gene tree showing diversity of unnamed Leotiomycetes species within Hyphodiscaeae in New Zealand -
Phylogeny of New Zealand ascomycetes
Miscellaneous notes based on DNA sequence data from ascomycete specimens in the New Zealand Fungarium (PDD) and the International Collection of Microorganisms from Plants (ICMP) -
Leotiomycetes phylogeny 2019
Supplementary data for publication Johnston et al. 2019. A multigene phylogeny toward a new phylogenetic classification of Leotiomycetes. IMA Fungus 10(1): 1-22.... -
Chlorosplenium in New Zealand and Australia
Descriptive note on three unnamed Chlorosplenium species, two from New Zealand and one from Australia. -
Habitat availability for native New Zealand bird species within the Cape-to-C...
A report detailing (a) an assessment of available habitat in the Cape to City programme area, in Hawke's Bay, New Zealand and (b) the movement ecology of native forest species... -
Unpublished TB-related reports
TBfree/Landcare/AHB reports that are freely available and those that underpin the following Journal Publications: 1) Special reviews of TB in New Zealand (2015 NZ Vet Journal)... -
Optimising survey effort to monitor environmental variables
A new statistical power analysis R package simr informs environmental monitoring design within New Zealand's main kiwifruit growing region (Bay of Plenty). The pilot data for 13... -
Dataset from "Comparing diversity of fungi from living leaves using culturing...
Supplementary data from Mycologia 109: 643-654, 2017 (DOI 10.1080/00275514.2017.1384712), together with additional unpublished data from Fuscopora truncata leaves from the Hunua... -
New Zealand Tussock Grassland Moths (1961-2000)
ARCHIVED DATABASE OF E.G. WHITE MOTH STUDIES WAIMAKARIRI BASIN (1961-1963, 1987-1989) AND MACKENZIE BASIN (1991-1996, 1998-2000) The tussock grassland database for 43... -
Genetic validation of historical plant pathology records – a case study based...
Supplementary data for publication in Plant Pathology -
Indices of possum abundance and browse at forest sites in New Zealand
Data associated with paper: Holland, E. P., Gormley, A. M. and Pech, R. P. (2016), Species- and site-specific impacts of an invasive herbivore on tree survival in mixed forests.... -
DataUp
DataUp is an addin for Microsoft excel that enables: creation of metadata (project and data field descriptions) QA/checking for best practice request for a DOI to use in... -
Integrating Soil Data into NZ Hydrological Models - results of a user survey
Report documenting the results of a survey to establish the current and future needs of hydrological model users.
