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Dr Josephine MilneResearch Officer/Mycologyemail: pina.milne@rbg.vic.gov.au |  |
PapersMilne, J. (2001). Reproductive biology of three Australian species of Dicranoloma (Bryopsida, Dicranaceae): Sexual reproduction and phenology, The Bryologist 104: 440-452. Milne, J. & Thies, A.W. (2001). Addendum to 'Moss collections from Lord Howe Island in the National Herbarium of Victoria (MEL)', The Victorian Naturalist 118: 89-91. Milne, J. (2000). Gemmae in Dicranoloma serratum (Broth.) Par., Journal of Bryology 22: 70-72. Milne, J. & Louwhoff, S. (1999). Vertical distribution of bryophytes and lichens on a Myrtle Beech, Nothofagus cunninghamii (Hook.) Oerst. Hikobia 13: 23-30. Milne, J. & Short, M. (1999). Invertebrates in the moss Dicranoloma Ren. In. The Other 99% (eds W. Ponder & D. Lunney) pp. Transactions of the Royal Zoological Society of New South Wales, Mosman 2088.
BooksMay, T.W., Milne, J., Shingles, S. & Jones, R.H. (2003). Fungi of Australia Volume 2B. Catalogue and Bibliography of Australian Fungi 2. Basidiomycota p.p. and Myxomycota p.p. CSIRO, Australia. May, T.W., Milne, J., Wood, A.E., Shingles, S., Jones, R.H. Neish, P. (2002). Interactive Catalogue of Australian Fungi. Version 2.0. Australian Biological Resource Study, Canberra/Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne.
Education productsMilne, J. and Lebel, T. (2004). Forgotten Flora: Bryophytes. Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne, Melbourne. CD. ISBN 0975136232 Milne, J. and Lebel, T. (2004). Forgotten Flora: Lichens. Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne, Melbourne. CD. ISBN 0975136216 Lebel, T. and Milne, J. (2004). Forgotten Flora: Fungi. Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne, Melbourne. CD. ISBN 0975136224 Milne, J., Lebel, T. and Veenstra-Quah, A. (2004). Forgotten Flora: Taking a Liking to Lichens. Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne, Melbourne. Poster. ISBN 0975136240 Milne, J., Lebel, T. and Veenstra-Quah, A. (2004). Forgotten Flora: Where do Forgotten Flora grow? Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne, Melbourne. Poster. ISBN 0975136240 Milne, J., Lebel, T. and Veenstra-Quah, A. (2004). Forgotten Flora: Key to the Forgotten Flora. Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne, Melbourne. Poster. ISBN 0975136240 Milne, J., Lebel, T. and Veenstra-Quah, A. (2004). Forgotten Flora: Bryophytes- more than moss. Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne, Melbourne. Poster. ISBN 0975136240 Milne, J., Lebel, T. and Veenstra-Quah, A. (2004). Forgotten Flora: Miniature forests and carpets. Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne, Melbourne. Poster. ISBN 0975136240 Milne, J., Lebel, T. and Veenstra-Quah, A. (2004). Forgotten Flora: Invertebrates and the Forgotten Flora. Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne, Melbourne. Poster. ISBN 0975136240 Lebel, T., Milne, J. and Veenstra-Quah, A. (2004). Forgotten Flora: The whole fungus. Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne, Melbourne. Poster. ISBN 0975136240 Lebel, T., Milne, J. and Veenstra-Quah, A. (2004). Forgotten Flora: More than mushrooms. Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne, Melbourne. Poster. ISBN 0975136240 Lebel, T., Milne, J. and Veenstra-Quah, A. (2004). Forgotten Flora: Truffles- underground treasures. Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne, Melbourne. Poster. ISBN 0975136240 Lebel, T., Milne, J. and Veenstra-Quah, A. (2004). Forgotten Flora: Poisonous fungi. Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne, Melbourne. Poster. ISBN 0975136240
ReviewsMilne, J. (2002). Review of: Key to the genera of Australian mosses, by W.R. Buck, D.H. Vitt & W.M. Malcolm. Flora of Australia Supplementary Series Number 14. Australian Biological Resources Study, New Zealand J. Bot 40(4): 701-702. | |
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