@article {53464,
	title = {Reinstatement of biological activity in severely disturbed soils: Effects of mining on the microbiology of three minespoils and the microbial development in the minespoils after amendation and planting},
	year = {1984},
	note = {IN:  Soil Microbiology in Land Reclamation.  Volume I - Soil Microbial Development.  Parkinson D. (Ed.).  Alberta Land Conservation and Reclamation Council Reclamation Research Technical Advisory Committee Edmonton Alberta.  Report No. RRTAC 84-4.  283 pp},
	pages = {283 pages },
	institution = { Alberta Land Conservation and Reclamation Council Reclamation Research Technical Advisory Committee },
	abstract = {The project sought to determine the immediate effects of coal and bitumen mining on a variety of soil microbiological factors; andto provide detailed information on the rates of redevelopment ofbiological activity when various organic and inorganic amendmentsare applied singly to vaious minespoils and subsequently plantedwith different herbaceous and woody plant species.},
	keywords = {decomposition, microbiology, native species, RRTAC, UofC},
	url = {https://era.library.ualberta.ca/files/8049g684m/RRTAC\%2084-4\%20Soil\%20Microbiology\%20in\%20Land\%20Reclamation\%20-\%20Vol\%20II.pdf},
	author = {Visser, Suzanne and Griffiths, C. and Parkinson, D.}
}
