@article {53277,
	title = {Potential of soil amendments as sources of native plants for revegetation of Athabasca oil sands tailings},
	year = {1979},
	note = {Syncrude Canada Ltd. Edmonton, Alberta. Professional Paper 1979-7.  15 pp.  Presented at 4th Annual Meeting of the Canadian Land Reclamation Association.  August 13 - 15, 1978. Regina, Saskatchewan.},
	month = {08/1979},
	pages = {15 pages },
	institution = {Syncrude Canada Ltd.},
	address = {Edmonton, AB },
	abstract = {In July, 1977, stored or fresh peat or glacio-lacustrine clay were added to field plots which were rotovated to a depth of 30 cm, or placed in glasshouse plots. In autumn 1977, 5 and 6 spp. including grasses, were present on field plots with stored and fresh peat, resp. Only Epilobium angustifolium had >0.5\% cover. In 1978, there were 8 spp. present on stored peat and 13 on fresh peat, with cover ranging from >0.5 to 2.3\%. },
	keywords = {Amendments, native species, natural invasion, non-native species, recovery, Syncrude},
	author = {Fedkenheuer, A. W. and Heacock, H. M.}
}
