EARLY SUCCESSION PATTERNS WITH A NATIVE SPECIES SEED MIX ON AMENDED AND UNAMENDED COAL MINE SPOIL IN THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS OF SOUTHEASTERN BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA
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EARLY SUCCESSION PATTERNS WITH A NATIVE SPECIES SEED MIX ON AMENDED AND UNAMENDED COAL MINE SPOIL IN THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS OF SOUTHEASTERN BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA

by C.R. Smyth

Science ecology
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A scientific study of early plant succession using native seed mixes on amended and unamended coal mine spoil in British Columbia's Rocky Mountains.

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This study investigates vegetation establishment on coal mine spoil in the Rocky Mountains of southeastern British Columbia.

Researchers applied a native species seed mix to both amended and unamended spoil materials.

The work documents initial plant community responses under these contrasting site conditions.

Findings contribute to understanding reclamation practices in disturbed mountain landscapes.

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