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2014
Caners, R. T., & Lieffers V. J. (2014).  Divergent pathways of successional recovery for in situ oil sands exploration drilling pads on wooded moderate-rich fens in Alberta Canada. 22(5), 10 pages . Abstract
Goff, K. L., Peru K., Wilson K. E., & Headley J. V. (2014).  Evaluation of biologically mediated changes in oil sands naphthenic acid composition by Chlamydomonas reinhardtii using negative-ion electrospray orbitrap mass spectrometry. 50(4), 8 pages . Abstract
Roy, M. - C., Mollard F. P. O., & Foote L. A. (2014).  Do peat amendments to oil sands wet sediments affect Carex aquatilis biomass for reclamation success?. 139, 9 pages . Abstract
Bayley, S. E., Wilson M. J., Rooney R. C., & Bolding M. T. (2014).  Assessment methods for reclamation of permanent marshes in the oil sands: Handbook and video. 162 pages . Abstract
2013
Roy, M. C. - (2013).  Marsh reclamation in the oil sands of Alberta: Providing benchmarks and models of vegetation development. 165 pages . Abstract
Daly, C. A. (2013).  Increasing wetland diversity and riparian and aquatic plant diversity in oil sands reclamation. 1 page .
Mollard, F. P. O., Roy M. C. -, & Foote L. A. (2013).  Typha latifolia plant performance and stand biomass in wetlands affected by surface oil sands mining. 58, 8 pages . Abstract
Skrupski, B., Wilson K. E., Goff K. L., & Zou J. (2013).  Effect of pH on neutral lipid and biomass accumulation in microalgal strains native to the Canadian prairies and the Athabasca oil sands. 25(4), 12 pages . Abstract
Pouliot, R., Rochefort L., & Graf M. D. (2013).  Fen mosses can tolerate some saline conditions found in oil sands process water. 89, 6 pages . Abstract
Cutter, J. L. (2013).  Investigating the phytotoxicity of oil sands tailings water formed during atmospheric fines drying processing. 111 pages . Abstract
Raab, D., & Bayley S. E. (2013).  A Carex species-dominated marsh community represents the best short-term target for reclaiming wet meadow habitat following oil sands mining in Alberta, Canada. 54, 9 pages . Abstract
Foote, L., Ciborowski J., Dixon G. D., Liber K., & Smits J. (2013).  Reclamation of peat-based wetlands affected by Alberta Canada's oil sands development. 15, 1 page . Abstract
2012
Mollard, F. P. O., Roy M. - C., Frederick K., & Foote L. (2012).  Growth of the dominant macrophyte Carex aquatilis is inhibited in oil sands affected wetlands in Northern Alberta, Canada. 38(1), 8 pages . Abstract
Raab, D., & Bayley S. E. (2012).  A vegetation-based Index of Biotic Integrity to assess marsh reclamation success in the Alberta oil sands Canada. 15(1), 8 pages . Abstract
Baker, L. F., Ciborowski J. J. H., & MacKinnon M. D. (2012).  Petroleum coke and soft tailings sediment in constructed wetlands may contribute to the uptake of trace metals by algae and aquatic invertebrates. 414, 9 pages . Abstract
Wieder, K. R., Vile M. A., & Vitt D. H. (2012).  Current and past N deposition in the Athabasca oil sands region and its effects on nitrogen cycling and peat bogs. 35 pages . Abstract
Rooney, R. C., & Bayley S. E. (2012).  Development and testing of an index of biotic integrity based on submersed and floating vegetation and its application to assess reclamation wetlands in Alberta's oil sands area Canada. 184(2), 12 pages . Abstract
Pouliot, R., Rochefort L., & Graf M. D. (2012).  Impacts of oil sands process water on fen plants: Implications for plant selection in required reclamation projects. 5 pages . Abstract
2011
Rooney, R. C., Bayley S. E., & Raab D. (2011).  Plant community environment and land-use data from oil sands reclamation and reference wetlands Alberta 2007-2009. 92(2003),  Abstract
Mollard, F., Roy M., Frederick K., & Foote L. (2011).  Assessing the effects of the oil sands mining industry on wetland plant physiology performance. Abstract
Farwell, A., Chen H., Boutsivongskad M., & Dixon D. G. (2011).  Changes in algal stable isotopes following nutrient and peat amendments in oil sands aquatic reclamation (PO). Abstract
Ciborowski, J., Dixon D. G., Farwell A., Foote L., Kovalenko K., Liber K., et al. (2011).  Indicators of early successional trends in environmental condition and community function in constructed wetlands of the Athabasca oil sands region.
Daly, C., Atkinson J., Birkham T., Chapman D., Ciborowski J., McKenna G., et al. (2011).  Novel wetland reclamation design: The Suncor pilot fen and Wapisiw wetland. Abstract
Quesnel, D. M., Bhaskar I. M., Gieg L. M., & Chua G. (2011).  Naphthenic acid biodegradation by the unicellular alga Dunaliella tertiolecta. 84(4), 7 pages . Abstract
Rooney, R. C., & Bayley S. E. (2011).  Setting reclamation targets and evaluating progress: Submersed aquatic vegetation in natural and post-oil sands mining wetlands in Alberta, Canada. 37(4), 10 pages . Abstract

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