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2000
[Anonymous] (2000).  1999 forest health assessment of the jack pine soil acidification monitoring plots. (AMEC Earth & Environmental Limited, Ed.). 3 pages .
[Anonymous] (2000).  2000 forest health assessment of the jack pine soil acidification monitoring plots. (AMEC Earth & Environmental Limited, Ed.). 16 pages .
Redfield, E. B. (2000).  Tolerance mechanisms of black spruce (Picea mariana) seedlings exposed to saline oil sands tailings. 89 pages . Abstract
1999
[Anonymous] (1999).  Terrestrial Environmental Effects Monitoring program: 1998 jack pine vegetation assessment. (AGRA Earth & Environmental Limited, Ed.). 32 pages .
1994
[Anonymous] (1994).  Oil sands tailings capping study. (HBT Agra Limited, Ed.). 35 pages . Abstract
1991
Danielson, R. M. (1991).  Temporal changes and effects of amendments on the occurrence of sheathing (ecto-) mycorrhizas of conifers growing in oil sands tailings and coal spoil. 35 (2-3), 20 pages. Abstract
Fung, M. Y. P. (1991).  Hybrid poplar: The new addition to Syncrude`s land reclamation species. 4 pages .
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
[Anonymous] (1989).  Manual of plant species suitability for reclamation in Alberta - 2nd Edition. (Hardy BBT Limited, Ed.). 444 pages . Abstract
1988
Danielson, R. M., & Visser S. (1988).  Ectomycorrhizae of jack pine and green alder: Assessment of the need for inoculation development of inoculation techniques and outplanting trials on oil sand tailings. 186 pages . Abstract
1987
[Anonymous] (1987).  Evaluation of trees and shrubs for oil sands reclamation: Field trial results. (Russell Ecological Consultants, Ed.). 42 pages . Abstract
1986
Fyles, J. W. (1986).  Litter production in Pinus banksiana dominated stands in northern Alberta. 16(4), 5 pages . Abstract
Cabral, E. (1986).  Effects of air pollutants on the forest ecosystem: A review. 60 pages . Abstract
1985
Sims, H. P. (1985).  Alberta government environmental research programs related to oil sands/heavy oil development in Alberta. 22 pages .
Russell, W. B. (1985).  Evaluation of tree and shrub species for reclamation of oil sands mine wastes. 95 pages .
1984
Addison, P. A., Malhotra S. S., & Khan A. A. (1984).  Effect of sulfur dioxide on woody boreal forest species grown on native soils and tailings. 13 (3 ), 3 pages . Abstract
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
Parkinson, D. (1984).  Mycorrhizal studies regarding the reclamation of oil sand tailings: Production and outplanting of jack pine seedlings and amounts of VA- and ectomycorrhizal inoculum in stockpiled peat. 131 pages . Abstract
Danielson, R. M., Griffiths C., & Parkinson D. (1984).  Reinstatement of biological activity in severely disturbed soils: Ectomycorrhizae in amended oil sand tailings and subalpine coal mine spoil and in undisturbed jack pine and spruce stands. 97 pages .
1983
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
King, P., Grainger G., & Straka A. (1983).  Testing of seed pre-germination treatments for selected native shrub species. Preliminary phase. 80 pages . Abstract
[Anonymous] (1983).  Woody plant establishment and management program for oil sands mine reclamation. (Techman Engineers Ltd., Ed.). 124 pages . Abstract
1982
Zak, J. C., Danielson R. M., & Parkinson D. (1982).  Mycorrhizal fungal spore numbers and species occurrence in two amended mine spoils in Alberta, Canada. 74(5), 7 pages . Abstract
Addison, P. A. (1982).  Biomonitoring in the Athabasca oil sands area of Alberta: Progress and pitfalls. 36 pages .
Pielou, E. C. (1982).  Testing for vegetation gradients in the Athabasca oil sands area. 13 pages .

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