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2014

Schoonmaker, A., Sobze J. - M., Fraser E., Marenholtz E., Smreciu A., Powter C. B., et al. (2014). Alternative native boreal seed and plant delivery systems for oil sands reclamation. 61 pages . Abstract

Luna Wolter, G. L., & Naeth M. A. (2014). Dry mature fine tailings as oil sands reclamation substrates for three native grasses. 43(4), 6 pages . Abstract

Bachmann, S. (2014). Forest floor protection during drilling pad construction and its benefits for natural regeneration of native boreal forest vegetation. 117 pages . Abstract

Archibald, H. A. (2014). Early ecosystem genesis using LFH and peat cover soils in Athabasca oil sands reclamation. 344 pages . Abstract

[Anonymous] (2014). The status of biodiversity in the oil sands region of Alberta. (Alberta Biodiversity Monitoring Institute, Ed.). 47 pages . Abstract

2013

2012

Trites, M., Charette T., Hornung J., Haekel G., & Wytrykush C. (2012). Oil sands marshes: A knowledge transfer. 228 pages . Abstract

Luna-Wolter, G. L. (2012). Development of reclamation substrates for Alberta oil sands using mature fine tailings and coke. 124 pages . Abstract

2011

Salifu, K. F., Woosaree J., Wells S., & Anderson B. (2011). Innovative techniques to improve reclamation practices in Alberta oil sands.

Woosaree, J., & Hiltz M. (2011). Cover crop program for tailings sand stabilization. 25 pages . Abstract

2009

Wu, S. (2009). A greenhouse study of selected native plant species for dewatering CT.

2008

[Anonymous] (2008). Results from long term soil and vegetation plots established in the oil sands region (2007). (Paragon Soil and Environmental Consulting Inc., Jacques Whitford AXYS Ltd., Ed.). 59 pages . Abstract

2006

[Anonymous] (2006). Investigation of natural ingress of species into reclaimed areas: A data review. (Geographic Dynamics Corp., Ed.). 12 pages .

Mustard, J., & Renault S. (2006). Response of red-osier dogwood (Cornus sericea) seedlings to NaCl during the onset of bud break. 84, 7 pages . Abstract

2005

Smreciu, A., Gould K., Yakimchuk R., Pahl M., & Purdy B. (2005). Priority shrub species: Propagation and establishment interim report 2005. 30 pages . Abstract

2004

Apostol, K. G., Zwiazek J. J., & MacKinnon M. D. (2004). Naphthenic acids affect plant water conductance but do not alter shoot Na+ and Cl- concentrations in jack pine (Pinus banksiana) seedlings. Abstract

2003

Smreciu, A., & Gould K. (2003). Priority shrub species: Seed collection processing and germination 2002-2003. 5 pages . Abstract

2002

Corp., G. D. (2002). Shrub species review for boreal ecosite re-establishment in the oil sands region. 37 pages . Abstract

Naeth, M. A., & Wilkinson S. R. (2002). Plant species suitability for reclamation of oil sands consolidated tailings.

Franklin, J. A., Renault S., Croser C., Zwiazek J. J., & MacKinnon M. (2002). Jack pine growth and elemental composition are affected by saline tailings water. 31(2), 5 pages . Abstract

Franklin, J. A. (2002). The effects of sodium chloride sodium sulfate and consolidated tailings water on jack pine (Pinus banksiana Lamb.) seedlings. 182 pages . Abstract

Apostol, K. G., Zwiazek J. J., & MacKinnon M. D. (2002). NaCl and Na2SO4 alter responses of jack pine (Pinus banksiana) seedlings to boron. 240(2), 8 pages . Abstract

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