Planting Techniques for Vegetating Riparian Areas from the Aberdeen Plant Materials Center
Hoag 1992
Selection and Acquisition of Woody and Herbaceous Plant Species and Materials for Riparian Corridor, Shoreline, and Wetland Restoration and Enhancement
Hoag 1997
Use of Willow and Cottonwood Cuttings for Vegetating Shorelines and Riparian Areas
How to Plant Willows and Cottonwood Dormant Pole Cuttings for Riparian Rehabilitation
Hoag 1994
Collection, Establishment, and Evaluation of Unrooted Woody Cuttings to Obtain Performance Tested Ecotypes of Native Willows and Cottonwoods
Zierke 1994
Seed and Live Transplant Collection Procedures for 7 Wetland Plant Species
Design Criteria for Revegetation in Riparian Zones of the Intermountain Area
Carlson et al., 1995
Guidelines for Planting, Establishment, and Maintenance of Constructed Wetland Systems
Hoag 1998
Harvesting, Propagating, and Planting Wetland Plants
Hoag 2000
Costs and Considerations of Streambank Bioengineering Treatments
Riparian Planting Zones in the Intermountain West
Hoag et al., 2001
Waterjet Stinger: A Tool to Plant Dormant Unrooted Cuttings of Willows, Cottonwoods, Dogwoods, and Other Species
Wetland Plants: Their Function, Adaptation, and Relationship to Water Levels
Hoag et al., 2007
Streambank Soil Bioengineering Considerations for Semi-Arid Climates
Hoag and Fripp, 2005
Simple Identification Key to Common Willows, Cottonwoods, Alder, Birch, and Dogwood of the Intermountain West
Hoag 2005
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