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1986

Nelson, S. D., Bliss L. C., & Mayo J. M. (1986). Nitrogen fixation in relation to Hudsonia tomentosa: A pioneer species in sand dunes northeastern Alberta. 64(11), 6 pages . Abstract

Boerger, H., & Aleksiuk M. (1986). Natural detoxification and colonization of oil sands tailings water in experimental pits. 16 pages .

1985

Foght, J. M., Fedorak P. M., Westlake D. W. S., & Boerger H. J. (1985). Microbial content and metabolic activities in the Syncrude tailings pond. 1(2), 7 pages .

1984

Mensforth, M. A. (1984). Effects of soil amendation and time on the development of microbiological activitiy in reclaimed oil sands tailings.

Visser, S., Griffiths C., & Parkinson D. (1984). 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. 283 pages . Abstract

1983

Danielson, R. M., Visser S., & Parkinson D. (1983). Microbial activity and mycorrhizal potential of four overburden types used in the reclamation of extracted oil sands. 63(2), 12 pages . Abstract

Ludwig, R. D. (1983). A toxicity study on tar sands tailings. 152 pages .

1982

Visser, S. (1982). Microbial activity and decomposition in amended oil sands tailings. 3 pages .

1981

1980

Kong, K., Lindsay J. D., & McGill W. B. (1980). Characterization of stored peat in the Alberta oil sands area. 116 pages . Abstract

1979

Geesey, G. G., & Costerton J. W. (1979). Microbiology of a northern river: Bacterial distribution and relationship to suspended sediment and organic carbon. 25(9 ), 4 pages . Abstract

Lock, M. A., & Wallace R. R. (1979). Ability of lotic micro-organisms and macrobenthos to degrade and assimilate bitumen. 39 pages . Abstract

Costerton, J. W., & Geesey G. G. (1979). Microbial populations in the Athabasca River. 66 pages . Abstract

Nix, P. G., Costerton J. W., Ventullo R., & Coutts R. T. (1979). A preliminary study of chemical and microbial characteristics of the Athabasca River in the Athabasca oil sands area of northeastern Alberta. 135 pages . Abstract

Rowell, M. J. (1979). Revegetation and management of tailings sand slopes from tar sands extraction: 1978 results. 131 pp..

1978

Tsui, P., Tripp D., & Grant W. (1978). A study of biological colonization of the West Interceptor Ditch and lower Beaver Creek. 144 pages . Abstract

Rowell, M. J. (1978). Revegetation and management of tailings sand slopes: 1977 results. 126 pages . Abstract

1977

Hocking, M. B. (1977). Physical characterization and microbiological settling-rate modification of aqueous suspensions from hot-water-process oil-sands extraction. 56(3), 5 pages . Abstract

[Anonymous] (1977). Clay tailings from Alberta oil sands and other sources: A review. (Alberta Research Council, Ed.). 87 pages . Abstract

Takyi, S. K., Rowell M. H., McGill W. B., & Nyborg M. (1977). Reclamation and vegetation of surface mined areas in the Athabasca tar sands. 170 pages . Abstract

1976

McGill, W. B., Kong K. T., & Parnell R. (1976). Effect of simulated management practices on physical properties and decomposition processes affecting the use of various peats in land reclamation: Preliminary results. 26 pages .

1970

[Anonymous] (1970). Summary report: Athabasca River pollution survey 1969-1970. (Alberta Health, Environmental Health Services Division, Ed.). 17 pages . Abstract

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