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Publications Relating to Mine Reclamation/High Metals
Updated
11/19/2007
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WERA-21 Report, Idaho PMC. (33KB) St.
John, L., Tilley, D.J. and C. Hoag. 2007. Aberdeen PMC, Aberdeen, ID. 19 Jan 2007. 12p. (ID# 7067)
Final Report - Evaluation of Containerized Legumes
and Forbs as Potential Revegetation Species for Molycorp Overburden Piles - 1995 Trial of
Commercially Available and Molycorp Germplasm. (1.2 MB) Dreesen, D.R. 2002. USDA-NRCS
Los Lunas Plant Materials Center, Los Lunas, New Mexico. Feb.2002. 18p. (ID# 3860)
Final Report - Evaluation of Containerized Legumes
for Revegetation of Molycorp Overburden Poles - 1996 Trial of Source-Identified Germplasm.
(281 KB) Dreesen, D.R. 2002. USDA-NRCS Los Lunas Plant Materials Center, Los Lunas, NM.
Feb.2002. 7p. (ID# 3861)
Sand Point - Brownfield Reclamation Project, 2002
Rose Lake PMC Greenhouse Study. (177 KB) Cooley, Z., T. Bush, and J. Rissler. 2002. Rearch
and Data Collected at Rose Lake Plant Materials Center, East Lansing, MI. 4p. (ID# 3930)
Root Growth of Apache Plume and Serviceberry on
Molybdenum Mine Overburden in Northern New Mexico. (238KB) Mary Williams, Mohammed
Tahboub, John Harrington, David Dreesen, April Ulery. 2004. Seed and Soil Dynamics in Shrubland
Ecosystems: Proceedings, Rocky Mountain Research Station, USDA Forest Service, Fort Collins, CO.
RMRS-P-31, February 2004. 6p. (ID# 5938)
Percussion as an Alternative Scarification for New
Mexico Locust and Black Locust Seed. (164 KB) Khadduri, N., J. . Harrington, L.S. Rosnez, and
D. R. Dreesen. 2002. National Nursery Proceedings - 1991, 2000, and 2001 USDA Forest Service,
Ogden, Utah. Rocky Mountain Research Station Proceedings RMRS-P-24. 7p. (ID# 3904)
Development of Acid/Heavy Metal-Tolerant Cultivars
(DATC) Project. (196 KB) Marty, L. 2000. Clark Fork Symposium, Missoula, MT, Bridger, MT. Apr.
2000. 9p. (ID# 1871)
The use of local ecotypes for the revegetation of
acid/heavy metal contaminated lands in western Montana. (75 KB) Marty, L. 2000. Proc. 2000
Billings Land Reclamation Symposium, Pages 216-228. 13p. (ID# 1872)
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