Scholarship awarded
A member of the University of Canterbury botany department. Miss Caroline Lintott. has been awarded a scholarship to research the seed biology of sub-alpine plants. Miss Lintott is one of the recipients of the annual awards to post-graduate students issued by the Royal Forest and Bird' Protection Society. The Queen Elizabeth II scholarships are given for research into native flora and fauna. They are designed to support work leading to a diploma or degree qualification from a New Zealand university. The society's national secretary. Mrs’Joan Leckie. said that Miss Lintott's work was a neglected aspect of botany with importance for shrub use in erosion control.
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Press, 13 December 1982, Page 35
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