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2014
Forsch, K. B. C. (2014).  Oil sands reclamation with woody debris using LFH mineral soil mix and peat mineral soil mix cover soils: Impacts on select soil and vegetation properties.
2013
Roy, M. C. - (2013).  Marsh reclamation in the oil sands of Alberta: Providing benchmarks and models of vegetation development. 165 pages . Abstract
[Anonymous] (2013).  Future of shrubs in oil sands reclamation workshop. (Oil Sands Research and Information Network, Ed.). 71 pages . Abstract
Welham, C. (2013).  Factors affecting ecological resilience of reclaimed oil sands uplands.
2012
Creasey, R. (2012).  Professional judgment in mineable oil sands reclamation certification: Workshop summary. 52 pages . Abstract
Pinno, B. D., Landhausser S. M., MacKenzie M. D., Quideau S. A., & Chow P. S. (2012).  Trembling aspen seedling establishment growth and response to fertilization on contrasting soils used in oil sands reclamation. 92(1), 8 pages . Abstract
Saubestre, V., Lambert G., & Geekie K. (2012).  Collaboration in developing Canada's world-class oil sands resource.
2011
Marlowe, P. A. (2011).  Carex establishment on reclaimed oil sands landscapes: A case study at Suncor Energy Inc. 348 pages . Abstract
Duncan, S. (2011).  Reindeer lichen transplant feasibility for reclamation of lichen ecosites on Alberta's Athabasca oil sand mines. 143 pages . Abstract
2010
Brown, R. L. (2010).  Use of woody debris as an amendment for reclamation after oil sands mining. 139 pages . Abstract
2009
Rowland, S. M., Prescott C. E., Grayston S. J., Quideau S. A., & Bradfield G. E. (2009).  Recreating a functioning forest soil in reclaimed oil sands in northern Alberta: An approach for measuring success in ecological restoration. 38(4), 10 pages . Abstract
2006
Gulley, J. Z. (2006).  Seismic line reclamation: The Suncor Firebag Steam-Assisted Gravity Drainage SAGD Project. 74 pages . Abstract
2002
Naeth, M. A., & Wilkinson S. R. (2002).  Plant species suitability for reclamation of oil sands consolidated tailings.
Crowe, A. U., Plant A. L., & Kermode A. R. (2002).  Effects of an industrial effluent on plant colonization and on the germination and post-germinative growth of seeds of terrestrial and aquatic plant species. 117(1), 10 pages . Abstract
2001
Li, X., Feng Y., & Fung M. (2001).  Plant growth on aggregated materials generated from oil sands operations. 8 pages .
2000
Renault, S., Zwiazek J. J., Fung M., & Tuttle S. (2000).  Germination growth and gas exchange of selected boreal forest seedlings in soil containing oil sands tailings. 107(3), 8 pages . Abstract
1999
Crowe, A. (1999).  Physiological effects of oil sands effluent on selected aquatic and terrestrial plant species. 107 pages . Abstract
1996
Li, X., Storey J., Yeung P. Y. P., & Fung M. Y. P. (1996).  Plant growth on aggregated oil sands processing residues. 2 pages .
1988
McCabe, D. C., & Kennedy A. J. (1988).  An evaluation of non-seeding reclamation techniques on an oil sands pipeline right-of-way.
1984
Visser, S., Zak J. C., Danielson R. M., Griffiths C., & Parkinson D. (1984).  Reinstatement of biological activity in severely disturbed soils: Effects of different amendments to three different minespoils on selected soil physical and chemical properties and on plant growth. 120 pages .
1982
Tomm, H. O. (1982).  Early performance of some native and cultivated grasses on oil sands mine disturbance materials. 26 pages . Abstract
Klym, D. J. (1982).  Oil sands reclamation - an overview of Suncor's program. 11 pages .
1980
Chu, C. B., & Fedkenheuer A. W. (1980).  Performance of grasses shrubs and trees on disturbed soil at the AOSERP Mildred Lake camp experimental area. 36 pages . Abstract
Ryan, J. K., & Hilchie G. J. (1980).  Insects on the Suncor dike: A survey of the types present and an evaluation of their effects on dike vegetation. 18 pages . Abstract
Fedkenheuer, A. W. (1980).  Woody plant establishment in grassed reclamation areas of the Athabasca oil sands. 6 pages . Abstract

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