The effects of foliar fertilization on the plant productivity and biomass in cattails growing on acidic mine tailings
By: presented as an ERS 490 final report to: Dr. James Kay prepared by: M.W. English
Contributors: Kay, James.; University of Waterloo. Faculty of Environmental Studies.; Boojum Research Limited.
Series: Boojum Research reports -- CN004F.
Publisher: Boojum Research
Published: 1991
Place of publication: Toronto, Ont
Language: eng
Format: Electronic resource
Number of pages: 42
Description: Report provides information pertaining to the experiment designed to determine if the capacity of cattails to combat acidity in acid mine drainage can be increased through fertilization.  The report suggests that fertilization  did not have significant effects on pith size, starch content or distribution in overwintering rhizomes.
Notes: Electronic copy donated by M. Kalin, Boojum Research

"September 1991"

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Table of contents: value: 1. Introduction; value: 2. Background information; value: 3. Methods; value: 4. Results; value: 5. Discussion; value: 6. References.