Sigma Mesa: Background elemental concentrations in soil and vegetation, 1979

doi:https://doi.org/10.2172/6537370

Sigma Mesa: Background elemental concentrations in soil and vegetation, 1979

R.W. Ferenbaugh,Ernest S. Gladney,George H. Brooks-1990-10-01

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In 1979, soil and vegetation samples were collected on Sigma Mesa to provide background data before construction on the mesa. Elemental data are presented for soil, grass, juniper, pinon pine, and oak. None of the data looks out of the ordinary. The purpose of the sampling program was to acquire, before any disturbance, a set of data to be used as background for future impact analysis. 6 refs., 2 figs., 7 tabs.

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In 1979, soil and vegetation samples were collected on Sigma Mesa to provide background data before construction on the mesa. Elemental data are presented for soil, grass, juniper, pinon pine, and oak. None of the data looks out of the ordinary. The purpose of the sampling program was to acquire, before any disturbance, a set of data to be used as background for future impact analysis. 6 refs., 2 figs., 7 tabs.

Keywords

Vegetation (pathology)Environmental scienceJuniperForestryMesaSampling (signal processing)Soil scienceGeography

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