Froggatt PC, Wilson CJN, Walker GPL (1981) Orientation of logs in
the Taupo Ignimbrite as an indicator of flow direction and vent
position. Geology 9:109–111
Gibbs HS (1968) Volcanic-ash soils in New Zealand. New Zealand
Department of Scientific and Industrial Research Information Series
65, 39 p
Gibbs HS, Cowie JD, Pullar WA (1968) Soils of North Island. In:
“Soils of New Zealand Part 1”. New Zealand Soil Bureau Bull 26
(1):48–67
Grange LI (1929) A classification of soils of Rotorua county. New
Zealand J Sci Technol 11:219–228
Grange LI (1931) Volcanic ash showers. New Zealand J Sci Techno
12:228–240
Grange LI, Taylor NH (1932) The occurrence of bush sickness on the
volcanic soils of the North Island. A. The distribution and field
characteristics of bush-sick soils. New Zealand Department of
Scientific and Industrial Research Bulletin 32:21–35
Grimmett RER, Shorland FB (1934) Some characteristics of “limonite”
used in the cure and prevention of bush sickness. Trans Roy Soc
New Zealand 64:191–213
Grimmett RER, Shorland FB (1935) Use of limonite in bush sickness—
influence of cobalt content. New Zealand J Agric 50:367
Hewitt AE (2010) New Zealand Soil Classification, 3rd edn., Landcare
Research Science Series No.1, Manaaki Whenua Press, Lincoln,
New Zealand, 136 p
Hogg AG, Lowe DJ, Palmer JG et al (2012) Revised calendar date for
the Taupo eruption derived by
14
C wiggle-matching using a New
Zealand kauri
14
C calibration data set. The Holocene 22:439–449
Hogg AG, Wilson CJN, Lowe DJ et al (2019) Wiggle-match
radiocarbon dating of the Taupo eruption. Nat Commun 10:4669
Kidson EB (1937) Cobalt status of New Zealand soils. New Zealand J
Sci Technol 18:694–707
Lines EW (1935) The effect of the ingestion of minute quantities of
cobalt by sheep affected with “Coast disease”: a preliminary note.
J Counc Sci Ind Res (Australia) 8:117–119
Lowe DJ, de Lange WP (2000) Volcano-meteorological tsunamis, the
c. AD 200 Taupo eruption (New Zealand) and the possibility of a
global tsunami. The Holocene 10:401–407
Lowe DJ, Green BE (1992) A hydrofluoric acid dissolution method for
determining volcanic glass content of tephra-derived soils (Andisols). Aust J Soil Res 30:573–581
Lowe DJ, Pittari A (2014) An ashy septingentenarian: the Kaharoa
tephra turns 700 (with notes on its volcanological, archaeological,
and historical importance). Geosci Soc New Zealand Newsl 13:35–
46
Lowe DJ, Alloway BV, Shane PAR (2015) Far-flown markers. In:
Graham I (ed) A continent on the move: New Zealand geoscience
revealed, 2nd edn. Geoscience Society of New Zealand with GNS
Science, Wellington. GSNZ Miscellaneous Publication 141,
pp 172–175
Lowe DJ, Pittari A (2021) The Taupo eruption sequence of AD 232 +/10 in Aotearoa New Zealand - a retrospection. Journal of
Geography (in press)
Manville V, White JDL, Houghton BF et al (1999) Paleohydrology and
sedimentology of a post-1.8 ka breakout flood from intracaldera
Lake Taupo, North Island, New Zealand. Geol Soc Am Bull
111:1435–1447
Manville V, Newton EH, White JDL (2005) Fluvial responses to
volcanism: resedimentation of the 1800a Taupo ignimbrite eruption
in the Rangitaiki River catchment, North Island, New Zealand.
Geomorphology 65:49–70
Marston HR (1935) Problems associated with “Coast disease” in South
Australia. J Aust Counc Sci Ind Res J (Australia) 8:111–116
Maslin MJ (1998) ‘Wunsch, Donald Frederick Sandys‘, Dictionary of
New Zealand Biography, first published in 1998. Te Ara—The
Encyclopaedia of New Zealand. https://teara.govt.nz/en/
biographies/4w28/wunsch-donald-frederick-sandys. Accessed 27
Apr 2020
McDaniel PA, Lowe DJ et al (2012) Andisols. In: Huang PM, Li Y,
Sumner ME (eds) Handbook of soil sciences, 2nd edn., vol 1:
Properties and processes. CRC Press, Boca Raton, FL, pp 33.29–
33.48
McIntosh PD (1980) Weathering products in Vitrandept profiles under
pine and manuka, New Zealand. Geoderma 24:225–239
McIntosh PD (1980) Soil changes under radiata pine in Kaingaroa
Forest, central North Island, New Zealand. NZ J Sci 23:83–92
McNaught KJ (1937) Cobalt content of limonites used in the treatment
of bush sickness. New Zealand J Sci Technol 18:655–661
McNaught KJ (1938) The cobalt content of North Island pastures. New
Zealand J Sci Technol 20:14–30
Milne JDG, Clayden B, Singleton PL et al (1995) Soil description
handbook. Revised Edition. Manaaki Whenua Press, Lincoln, New
Zealand. ISBN 0-478-04549-2. 157p
Ministry for the Environment and Stats NZ 2019. New Zealand’s
Environmental Reporting Series: Environment Aotearoa 2019.
Available from www.mfe.govt.nz and www.stats.govt.nz
Neall WM, Ahmann CF (1937) Cobalt as an essential element in
animal nutrition. Science 86(2227):225–226
Palmer JG, Ogden J, Patel RN (1988) A 426-year floating tree-ring
chronology from Phyllocladus trichomanoides buried by the Taupo
eruption at Pureora, central North Island, New Zealand. J Roy Soc
New Zealand 18:407–415
Perry GLW, Wilmshurst JM, McGlone MS et al (2012) Explaining
fire-driven landscape transformation during the initial burning period
of New Zealand’s prehistory. Glob Change Biol 18:1609–1621
Ramage H (1936) Biological distribution of metals. Nature 137:67
Ramage H (1936) Analysis of tissues for metallic content. Nature
138:762–763
Read NE (ed) (1974) Soil groups of New Zealand. Part 1:
Yellow-brown pumice soils. New Zealand Society of Soil Science,
Wellington. 251 p
Reakes CJ (1912) Bush sickness. New Zealand J Agric 5:118–120
Rijkse WC (1974) Definition: boundaries between yellow-brown
pumice soils and related or associated soils, p. 22–27; Ranges and
limits of morphological properties, p. 37–40; Diagnostic criteria and
classification of mapping units, p. 40–47. In Read NE (ed), Soil
groups of New Zealand. Part 1: Yellow-brown pumice soils. New
Zealand Society of Soil Science, Wellington
Rijkse WC, Vucetich CG (1980) Soils of Wairakei Research Station,
North Island. New Zealand, New Zealand Soil Survey Report, 57 p
Roberts A (2014) Soil fertility on Pumice Soils. In: Lowe DJ,
Balks MR, Laubscher N (eds) Guidebook for field trip “Hot
volcanic soils”, New Zealand Society of Soil Science conference,
Hamilton (1–4 December), pp 25–27
Sahetapy-Engel S, Self S, Carey RJ et al (2014) Deposition and
generation of multiple widespread fall units from the c. AD 1314
Kaharoa rhyolitic eruption, Tarawera, New Zealand. Bulletin of
Volcanology 76, article 836
Selby MJ (1972) The relationships between land use and erosion in the
central North Island, New Zealand. J Hydrol (NZ) 11:73–87
Selby MJ, Hosking PJ (1973) The erodibility of pumice soils of the
North Island, New Zealand. J Hydrol (NZ) 12:32–56
Soil Survey Staff (2014) Keys to Soil Taxonomy twelfth edition. USDA
Natural Resources Conservation Service. 360p. https://www.nrcs.
usda.gov/wps/PA_NRCSConsumption/download?cid=
stelprdb1252094&ext=pdf. Accessed 4 March 2020
Sparling GP, Lewis R, Schipper LA et al (2014) Changes in soil total C
and N contents at three chronosequences after conversion from
plantation pine forest to dairy pasture on a New Zealand Pumice
Soil. Soil Res 52:38–45
Further Reading
197
the Taupo Ignimbrite as an indicator of flow direction and vent
position. Geology 9:109–111
Gibbs HS (1968) Volcanic-ash soils in New Zealand. New Zealand
Department of Scientific and Industrial Research Information Series
65, 39 p
Gibbs HS, Cowie JD, Pullar WA (1968) Soils of North Island. In:
“Soils of New Zealand Part 1”. New Zealand Soil Bureau Bull 26
(1):48–67
Grange LI (1929) A classification of soils of Rotorua county. New
Zealand J Sci Technol 11:219–228
Grange LI (1931) Volcanic ash showers. New Zealand J Sci Techno
12:228–240
Grange LI, Taylor NH (1932) The occurrence of bush sickness on the
volcanic soils of the North Island. A. The distribution and field
characteristics of bush-sick soils. New Zealand Department of
Scientific and Industrial Research Bulletin 32:21–35
Grimmett RER, Shorland FB (1934) Some characteristics of “limonite”
used in the cure and prevention of bush sickness. Trans Roy Soc
New Zealand 64:191–213
Grimmett RER, Shorland FB (1935) Use of limonite in bush sickness—
influence of cobalt content. New Zealand J Agric 50:367
Hewitt AE (2010) New Zealand Soil Classification, 3rd edn., Landcare
Research Science Series No.1, Manaaki Whenua Press, Lincoln,
New Zealand, 136 p
Hogg AG, Lowe DJ, Palmer JG et al (2012) Revised calendar date for
the Taupo eruption derived by
14
C wiggle-matching using a New
Zealand kauri
14
C calibration data set. The Holocene 22:439–449
Hogg AG, Wilson CJN, Lowe DJ et al (2019) Wiggle-match
radiocarbon dating of the Taupo eruption. Nat Commun 10:4669
Kidson EB (1937) Cobalt status of New Zealand soils. New Zealand J
Sci Technol 18:694–707
Lines EW (1935) The effect of the ingestion of minute quantities of
cobalt by sheep affected with “Coast disease”: a preliminary note.
J Counc Sci Ind Res (Australia) 8:117–119
Lowe DJ, de Lange WP (2000) Volcano-meteorological tsunamis, the
c. AD 200 Taupo eruption (New Zealand) and the possibility of a
global tsunami. The Holocene 10:401–407
Lowe DJ, Green BE (1992) A hydrofluoric acid dissolution method for
determining volcanic glass content of tephra-derived soils (Andisols). Aust J Soil Res 30:573–581
Lowe DJ, Pittari A (2014) An ashy septingentenarian: the Kaharoa
tephra turns 700 (with notes on its volcanological, archaeological,
and historical importance). Geosci Soc New Zealand Newsl 13:35–
46
Lowe DJ, Alloway BV, Shane PAR (2015) Far-flown markers. In:
Graham I (ed) A continent on the move: New Zealand geoscience
revealed, 2nd edn. Geoscience Society of New Zealand with GNS
Science, Wellington. GSNZ Miscellaneous Publication 141,
pp 172–175
Lowe DJ, Pittari A (2021) The Taupo eruption sequence of AD 232 +/10 in Aotearoa New Zealand - a retrospection. Journal of
Geography (in press)
Manville V, White JDL, Houghton BF et al (1999) Paleohydrology and
sedimentology of a post-1.8 ka breakout flood from intracaldera
Lake Taupo, North Island, New Zealand. Geol Soc Am Bull
111:1435–1447
Manville V, Newton EH, White JDL (2005) Fluvial responses to
volcanism: resedimentation of the 1800a Taupo ignimbrite eruption
in the Rangitaiki River catchment, North Island, New Zealand.
Geomorphology 65:49–70
Marston HR (1935) Problems associated with “Coast disease” in South
Australia. J Aust Counc Sci Ind Res J (Australia) 8:111–116
Maslin MJ (1998) ‘Wunsch, Donald Frederick Sandys‘, Dictionary of
New Zealand Biography, first published in 1998. Te Ara—The
Encyclopaedia of New Zealand. https://teara.govt.nz/en/
biographies/4w28/wunsch-donald-frederick-sandys. Accessed 27
Apr 2020
McDaniel PA, Lowe DJ et al (2012) Andisols. In: Huang PM, Li Y,
Sumner ME (eds) Handbook of soil sciences, 2nd edn., vol 1:
Properties and processes. CRC Press, Boca Raton, FL, pp 33.29–
33.48
McIntosh PD (1980) Weathering products in Vitrandept profiles under
pine and manuka, New Zealand. Geoderma 24:225–239
McIntosh PD (1980) Soil changes under radiata pine in Kaingaroa
Forest, central North Island, New Zealand. NZ J Sci 23:83–92
McNaught KJ (1937) Cobalt content of limonites used in the treatment
of bush sickness. New Zealand J Sci Technol 18:655–661
McNaught KJ (1938) The cobalt content of North Island pastures. New
Zealand J Sci Technol 20:14–30
Milne JDG, Clayden B, Singleton PL et al (1995) Soil description
handbook. Revised Edition. Manaaki Whenua Press, Lincoln, New
Zealand. ISBN 0-478-04549-2. 157p
Ministry for the Environment and Stats NZ 2019. New Zealand’s
Environmental Reporting Series: Environment Aotearoa 2019.
Available from www.mfe.govt.nz and www.stats.govt.nz
Neall WM, Ahmann CF (1937) Cobalt as an essential element in
animal nutrition. Science 86(2227):225–226
Palmer JG, Ogden J, Patel RN (1988) A 426-year floating tree-ring
chronology from Phyllocladus trichomanoides buried by the Taupo
eruption at Pureora, central North Island, New Zealand. J Roy Soc
New Zealand 18:407–415
Perry GLW, Wilmshurst JM, McGlone MS et al (2012) Explaining
fire-driven landscape transformation during the initial burning period
of New Zealand’s prehistory. Glob Change Biol 18:1609–1621
Ramage H (1936) Biological distribution of metals. Nature 137:67
Ramage H (1936) Analysis of tissues for metallic content. Nature
138:762–763
Read NE (ed) (1974) Soil groups of New Zealand. Part 1:
Yellow-brown pumice soils. New Zealand Society of Soil Science,
Wellington. 251 p
Reakes CJ (1912) Bush sickness. New Zealand J Agric 5:118–120
Rijkse WC (1974) Definition: boundaries between yellow-brown
pumice soils and related or associated soils, p. 22–27; Ranges and
limits of morphological properties, p. 37–40; Diagnostic criteria and
classification of mapping units, p. 40–47. In Read NE (ed), Soil
groups of New Zealand. Part 1: Yellow-brown pumice soils. New
Zealand Society of Soil Science, Wellington
Rijkse WC, Vucetich CG (1980) Soils of Wairakei Research Station,
North Island. New Zealand, New Zealand Soil Survey Report, 57 p
Roberts A (2014) Soil fertility on Pumice Soils. In: Lowe DJ,
Balks MR, Laubscher N (eds) Guidebook for field trip “Hot
volcanic soils”, New Zealand Society of Soil Science conference,
Hamilton (1–4 December), pp 25–27
Sahetapy-Engel S, Self S, Carey RJ et al (2014) Deposition and
generation of multiple widespread fall units from the c. AD 1314
Kaharoa rhyolitic eruption, Tarawera, New Zealand. Bulletin of
Volcanology 76, article 836
Selby MJ (1972) The relationships between land use and erosion in the
central North Island, New Zealand. J Hydrol (NZ) 11:73–87
Selby MJ, Hosking PJ (1973) The erodibility of pumice soils of the
North Island, New Zealand. J Hydrol (NZ) 12:32–56
Soil Survey Staff (2014) Keys to Soil Taxonomy twelfth edition. USDA
Natural Resources Conservation Service. 360p. https://www.nrcs.
usda.gov/wps/PA_NRCSConsumption/download?cid=
stelprdb1252094&ext=pdf. Accessed 4 March 2020
Sparling GP, Lewis R, Schipper LA et al (2014) Changes in soil total C
and N contents at three chronosequences after conversion from
plantation pine forest to dairy pasture on a New Zealand Pumice
Soil. Soil Res 52:38–45
Further Reading
197