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2008
Visser, S. (2008).  Petroleum hydrocarbons (PHCs) in lean oil sand (LOS): Degradation potential and toxicity to ecological receptors. 105 pages . Abstract
2006
Visser, S. (2006).  Monitoring soil chemistry, soil biology, and ectomycorrhizae in jack pine stands - 2004 results.
1998
Visser, S., Maynard D., & Danielson R. M. (1998).  Response of ecto- and arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi to clear-cutting and the application of chipped aspen wood in a mixedwood site in Alberta, Canada. 7(3), 257-269.
1994
Visser, S. (1994).  Organic matter, nutrient and ectomycorrhizal dynamics in jack pine stands following wildfire.
1993
Visser, S. (1993).  The impact of S° dust and lime on the vegetation, soil chemistry and soil biology of a lodgepole pine stand. 137.
1991
Visser, S., Danielson R. M., & Parkinson D. (1991).  Field performance of Elaeagnus commutata and Shepherdia canadensis (Elaeagnaceae) inoculated with soil containing Frankia and vesicular-arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi. 69(6), 7 pages . Abstract
Visser, S., Danielson R. M., & Parkinson D. (1991).  Field performance of Elaeagnus commutata and Shepherdia canadensis (Elaeagnaceae) innoculated with soil containing Frankia and vesicular-arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi. 69, 1321-1328.
1989
Danielson, R. M., & Visser S. (1989).  Host response to inoculation and behaviour of introduced and indigenous ectomycorrhizal fungi of jack pine grown on oil-sands tailings. 19(11), 9 pages . Abstract
Danielson, R. M., & Visser S. (1989).  Host response to inoculation and behaviour of introduced and indigenous ectomycorrhizal fungi of jack pine on oil-sands tailings. 19, 1412-1421.
1988
Visser, S., & Danielson R. M. (1988).  Acid-forming emissions from oil processing plants in northeastern Alberta and soil biological and chemical properties of jack pine-lichen woodlands : final report.
Visser, S., & Danielson R. M. (1988).  Revegetation of oil sands tailings : growth improvement of silver-berry and buffalo-berry by inoculation with mycorrhizal fungi and N2-fixing bacteria (Frankia). RRTAC 88-3, 98.
1987
Visser, S., Danielson R. M., & Parr J. F. (1987).  Effects of acid-forming emissions on soil microorganisms and microbially-mediated processes. Sessional Paper Legislative Assembly 596/87, 86.
1985
Visser, S. (1985).  Management of microbial processes in surface mined land reclamation in western Canada. In : Microbiology of Mineland Reclamation, R. L. Tate and D. A. Klein, editors. 203-241.
1984
Visser, S., Danielson R. M., & Griffiths C. L. (1984).  Effect of stockpiling muskeg peat on the vesicular-arbuscular mycorrhizal development in slender wheatgrass. 22 pages .
Visser, S., Danielson R. M., & Griffiths C. L. (1984).  Effects of three levels of fertilizer and inoculation on the growth and mycorrhizal development of containerized jack pine seedlings. Abstract
Danielson, R. M., Visser S., & Parkinson D. (1984).  The effectiveness of mycelial slurries of mycorrhizal fungi for the inoculation of container-grown jack pine seedlings. 14, 140-142.
Danielson, R. M., Visser S., & Griffiths C. L. (1984).  Microbial activity, mycorrhizal infection and plant growth responses to sewage sludge amendation of peat-trailing sand mixtures. In : Greenhouse pot studies dealing with amendation of oil sand tailings : effects of peat, sewage sludge and fertlizer on pla. Report No. RRTAC 84-4,
Visser, S. (1984).  Microbial aspects of the reclamation of surface-mined land in western Canada.
Danielson, R. M., Visser S., & Parkinson D. (1984).  Production of ectomycorrhizae on container-grown jack pine seedlings. 14, 33-36.
1983
Danielson, R. M., Visser S., & Parkinson D. (1983).  Microbial activity and mycorrhizal potential of four overburden types used in the reclamation of extracted oil sands. 63(2), 12 pages . Abstract
Danielson, R. M., Visser S., & Parkinson D. (1983).  Plant growth in four overburden types used in the reclamation of extracted oil sands. 63(2), 8 pages . Abstract
Danielson, R. M., Visser S., & Parkinson D. (1983).  Microbial activity and mycorrhizal potential of four overburden types used in the reclamation of extracted oil sands. 63(2), 363-375.
Danielson, R. M., Visser S., & Parkinson D. (1983).  Plant growth and mycorrhizal potential of overburdens to be considered for use in the reclamation of extracted oil sands. In: Proceedings of the Second Alberta Reclamation Conference, Fedkenheuer, A. W., editor, Edmonton, Alberta, February 23 and 24, 1983. Publication CLRA/AC 83-1, p. 169.
Danielson, R. M., Visser S., & Parkinson D. (1983).  Plant growth in four overburden types used in the reclamation of extracted oil sands. 63, 353-361.
1982
Danielson, R. M., Visser S., Griffiths C. L., & Parkinson D. (1982).  Biological activity and suitability for plant growth of four overburden types used in the reclamation of extracted oil sands. Final report. 72 pages .

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