Hugh Wilson (botanist)

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Hugh Wilson (born 1945) is a New Zealand botanist.

Wilson has written and illustrated a number of books about New Zealand plants. He currently manages the Hinewai Reserve on Banks Peninsula.

The standard author abbreviation H.D.Wilson is used to indicate this individual as the author when citing a botanical name.[1]

[edit] Selected bibliography

  • Banks ecological region : Port Hills, Herbert and Akaroa ecological districts ISBN 0478013949
  • Banks Peninsula Track : a guide to the route, natural features and human history
  • Field guide : Stewart Island plants
  • Food for tūī on Banks Peninsula : a botanical assessment ISBN 0478226772
  • Hinewai : the journal of a New Zealand naturalist (2002) ISBN 1877251208
  • Naturalised vascular plants on Banks Peninsula (1999) ISBN 047305826X
  • Small-leaved shrubs of New Zealand (1993) ISBN 0473018519
  • Vegetation of Mount Cook National Park, New Zealand (1976) ISBN 0477061001
  • Wild plants of Mount Cook National Park : field guide (1978)
  • Wildflowers of New Zealand (c1974)
  • The year of the hornbill : a volunteer’s service in Sarawak (1966)
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