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Location of the study area  Physical features of the study area ..-...-....-.. Reasons for the study  Acknowledgments  Methods .---...----.-....- Field  Study 1 ..--.-.----_-. Study 2  Study 3  Laboratory  Soil samples  Study design and statistical analysis of data Results and discussion  Study 1, broad area most likely to be affected by energy development --.--. Ecological notes on the species examined ---Page 1 1 1 2 3 3 4 4 4 4 5 6 6 7 9 9 9 Results and discussion — Continued Study 1 — Continued Ecological notes — Continued Galleta  9 Fourwing saltbush ----..---.--.-..---.---.. 9 Broom snakeweed ---—9 Regional biogeochemical patterns 9 Study 2, element content of plants growing on the Sheppard, Shiprock, and Doak soil series 11 Study overview -..----.——....-...---...--.-.11 Geographical distance-related variability and baselines 12 Study 3, San Juan mine —-.-.---.-.---....---.. 16 Plant-element concentration comparisons 16 Soil-plant element relations ..--.-....---..---.18 Geographical distance-related variability 22 Element toxicity and deficiency considerations 23 Conclusions ......--....----..-.-... 24 References cited ....--.—--..--.- 25

Biogeochemical variability of plants at native and altered sites, San Juan Basin, New Mexico