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Hocking, D., & Cook F. D. (1972). Myxobacteria exert partial control of damping-off and root disease in container-grown tree seedlings. 18, 1557-1560.

Cruikshank, J. (1988). Myth and Tradition as Narrative Framework: Oral Histories From Northern Canada. 9(3), 198-214.

Brennan, B. (2003). The Mystery of the Canadian Himalayas. 51(4), 5-8.

Andison, D. W. (2001). The mystery of patch shape. Natural Disturbance Program Quicknote No. 9,

Norris, P., & Norris M. (1985). Mystery Lake Wildlife Refuge. 15(4), 134-135.

Norris, P. (1981). The Mystery Lake Wildlife Refuge. 9(3), 19-20.

Wilson, I. R. (1985). Mystery and Whitehorse trails heritage resource inventory in the Miette Hot Springs area of Jasper National Park. Manuscript on file,

Caceres, C. M., & Barclay R. M. R. (2000). Myotis septentrionalis. 634, 1-4.

Eaton, B. R., Moenting A. E., Paszkowski C. A., & Shpeley D. (2008). Myiasis by Lucilia silvarum (Calliphoridae) in amphibian species in boreal Alberta, Canada. 94(4), 949-952.

Hambleton, S. (1998). Mycorrhizas of the Ericaceae : Diversity and systematics of the mycobionts. Biological Sciences(Ph. D. ), 145.

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

Thormann, M. N., Currah R. S., & Bayley S. E. (1999). The mycorrhizal status of the dominant vegetation along a peatland gradient in southern boreal Alberta, Canada. 19(2), 438-450.

Khasa, P. D., Chakravarty P., Robertson A., Thomas B. R., & Dancik B. P. (2002). The mycorrhizal status of selected poplar clones introduced in Alberta. 22(2), 99-104.

Bois, G., Piche Y., Fung M. Y. P., & Khasa D. P. (2005). Mycorrhizal inoculum potentials of pure reclamation materials and revegetated tailings sands from the Canadian oil sand industry. 15, 149-158.

Bois, G., Piche Y., Fung M. Y. P., & Khasa D. P. (2005). Mycorrhizal inoculum potentials of pure reclamation materials and revegetated tailing sands from the Canadian oil sand industry. 15(3), 9 pages . Abstract

Chakravarty, P., Thomas B., Robertson A., Dancik B. P., & Khasa P. D. (1998). Mycorrhizal inoculum potentials in the Aspen parkland, Alta.. p. 40.

Danielson, R. M., Zak J. C., & Parkinson D. (1984). Mycorrhizal inoculum in peat deposit formed under a white spruce stand in Alberta. 63, 2557-2560.

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), 785-792.

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

Quoreshi, A. M., Khasa D. P., Bois G., Jany J. L., Begrand E., McCurdy D., et al. (2005). Mycorrhizal biotechnology for reclamation of oil sand composite tailings and tailings land in Alberta. In : The thin green line : a symposium on the state-of-the-art in reforestation : proceedings, compiled by S. J. Colombo, July 26-28, 2005, Thunder Bay,. Forest Research Information Paper No. 160,

Khasa, D. P., Kernaghan G., Hambling B., & Fung M. (2001). Mycorrhizal biotechnology for land reclamation.

D., K., Kernaghan G., Hambling B., & Fung M. (2000). Mycorrhizal biotechnology for land reclamation. 8 pages .

Danielson, R. M. (1982). Mycorrhizal associations in amended oil sands tailings. In : Abbott, D., editor, Reclamation : a multi-faceted activity, proceedings of the Seventh Annual Meeting of the Canadian Land Reclamation Association, Sydney, Nova Scotia, August 29 - September 1, . 92-95.

Danielson, R. M. (1982). Mycorrhizal associations in amended oil sands tailings. 3 pages .

Danielson, R. M. (1979). Mycorrhizae in jack pine stands at the Richardson firetower site. In : Performance of vegetation on mined sands, L. C. Bliss, editor, Draft of final report. Chapter 9, 155-185.

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