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Succession on an Alaskan Tundra Disturbance with and without Assisted Revegetation with Grass

Pages 238-243 | Published online: 04 May 2018

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Jennie Rausch & G. Peter Kershaw. (2007) Short-term Revegetation Performance on Gravel-dominated, Human-induced Disturbances, Churchill, Manitoba, Canada. Arctic, Antarctic, and Alpine Research 39:1, pages 16-24.
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Janet G. Kidd, Bill Streever & M. Torre Jorgenson. (2006) Site Characteristics and Plant Community Development Following Partial Gravel Removal in an Arctic Oilfield. Arctic, Antarctic, and Alpine Research 38:3, pages 384-393.
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Dagmar Hagen, Jørund Aasetre & Lars Emmelin. (2002) Communicative Approaches to Restoration Ecology: A case study from Dovre Mountain and Svalbard, Norway. Landscape Research 27:4, pages 359-380.
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C. R. Smyth. (1997) Native grass, sedge and legume establishment and legume-grass competition at a coal mine in the Rocky Mountains of southeastern British Columbia. International Journal of Surface Mining, Reclamation and Environment 11:2, pages 105-113.
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David J. Cooper & Bruce P. Van Haveren. (1994) Establishing Felt-Leaf Willow from Seed to Restore Alaskan, U.S.A., Floodplains. Arctic and Alpine Research 26:1, pages 42-45.
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