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Appendix I

Participating Laboratories

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Table A1. List of participants.

Lab # Name Affiliation Country

1 Nurit Kress National Institute of Oceanography, Israel

Oceanographic and Limnological Research Israel 2 Atsushi

Hirayama Oceanographical Division, Maizuru Marine

Observatory Japan

3 Susan Becker Scripps Institution of Oceanography, University

of California USA

4 Jia-Zhong

Zhang Ocean Chemistry Division, Atlantic Oceanographic and Meteorological Laboratory (AOML), National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)

USA

5 Minhan Dai State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental

Science, Xiamen University China

6 David J. Hydes National Oceanography Centre United Kingdom 7 Roger Kerouel Department of DYNECO/Pelagos, Institut

Français de Recherché pour l’Exploitation de la Mer (IFREMER)

France

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9 Cristopher

Schmidt Geochemical and Environmental Research Group, Texas A&M University USA 10 Hiromi Kasai Hokkaido National Fisheries Research Institute,

Fisheries Research Agency Japan

11 Hiroyuki Inoue Oceanographic Division, Nagasaki Marine

Observatory Japan

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13 Masamitsu

Kumagai Marine Division, Hakodate Marine Observatory Japan 14 E. Malcolm S.

Woodward Plymouth Marine Laboratory United

Kingdom

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17 Monika Schütt Institute of Biogeochemistry and Marine

Chemistry, University of Hamburg Germany 18 Agnès Youénou Department of Dyneco/Pelagos, Institut

Français de Recherché pour l’Exploitation de la Mer (IFREMER)

France 19 Olivier

Pierre-Duplessix Laboratoire Environnement Ressources de Normandie (LERN), Institut Français de Recherché pour l’Exploitation de la Mer (IFREMER)

France

20 Theresa M.

Shammon Department of Local Government and the Environment, Isle of Man Government Laboratory

British Isles

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Table A1. List of participants.

Lab # Name Affiliation Country

1 Nurit Kress National Institute of Oceanography, Israel

Oceanographic and Limnological Research Israel 2 Atsushi

Hirayama Oceanographical Division, Maizuru Marine

Observatory Japan

3 Susan Becker Scripps Institution of Oceanography, University

of California USA

4 Jia-Zhong

Zhang Ocean Chemistry Division, Atlantic Oceanographic and Meteorological Laboratory (AOML), National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)

USA

5 Minhan Dai State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental

Science, Xiamen University China

6 David J. Hydes National Oceanography Centre United Kingdom 7 Roger Kerouel Department of DYNECO/Pelagos, Institut

Français de Recherché pour l’Exploitation de la Mer (IFREMER)

France

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9 Cristopher

Schmidt Geochemical and Environmental Research Group, Texas A&M University USA 10 Hiromi Kasai Hokkaido National Fisheries Research Institute,

Fisheries Research Agency Japan

11 Hiroyuki Inoue Oceanographic Division, Nagasaki Marine

Observatory Japan

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13 Masamitsu

Kumagai Marine Division, Hakodate Marine Observatory Japan 14 E. Malcolm S.

Woodward Plymouth Marine Laboratory United

Kingdom

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17 Monika Schütt Institute of Biogeochemistry and Marine

Chemistry, University of Hamburg Germany 18 Agnès Youénou Department of Dyneco/Pelagos, Institut

Français de Recherché pour l’Exploitation de la Mer (IFREMER)

France 19 Olivier

Pierre-Duplessix Laboratoire Environnement Ressources de Normandie (LERN), Institut Français de Recherché pour l’Exploitation de la Mer (IFREMER)

France

20 Theresa M.

Shammon Department of Local Government and the Environment, Isle of Man Government Laboratory

British Isles

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Table A1. List of participants (continued)

Lab # Name Affiliation Country

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23 Thierry Moutin

Olivier Grosso Laboratoire d’Océanographie Physique et

Biogéochimique France

24 Gwo-Ching

Gong Institute of Marine Environmental Chemistry

and Ecology, National Taiwan Ocean University Taiwan 25 Jan van Ooijen Royal Netherlands Institute for Sea Research

(NIOZ) the

Netherlands 26 Hitoshi Mitsuda Laboratory for Instrumentation and Analysis,

The General Environmental Technos Co., Ltd.

(KANSO TECHNOS)

Japan 27 Paul Worsfold School of Earth, Ocean & Environmental

Sciences, University of Plymouth United Kingdom 28-1 Clemens

Engelke Scottish Environment Protection Agency,

Marine Chemistry United

Kingdom 28-2 Judy Dobson Scottish Environment Protection Agency,

Marine Chemistry United

Kingdom 29 Yuzo Ishida Global Environment and Marine Department,

Japan Meteorological Agency Japan

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33 Jeff Anning Department of Fisheries and Oceans, Bedford

Institute of Oceanography Canada

34 Marguerite

Blum Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute USA

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36 Katherine A.

Krogslund School of Oceanography, University of

Washington USA

37 Toste Tanhua Leibniz Institute of Marine Sciences,

IFM-GEOMAR Germany

38 Akihiko Murata Research Institute for Global Change, Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology (JAMSTEC)

Japan Kenichiro Sato Marine Works Japan (MWJ) Japan

39

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40 Takeshi

Yoshimura Environmental Science Research Laboratory, Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry

Japan

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42 Ingela Dahllöf Department of Marine Ecology, National Environmental Research Institute, Aarhus University

Denmark 43 Chris Payne Earth and Ocean Sciences Department,

University of British Columbia Canada

Table A1. List of participants (continued)

Lab # Name Affiliation Country

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45 Marc Knockaert Department of MARCHEM, Management of Unit of the North Sea Mathematical Models, Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences (MUMM)

Belgium

46 Edward Czobik NSW Department of Environment and Climate

Change, New South Wales Government Australia

47

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48 Janet

Barwell-Clarke Department of Fisheries and Oceans Canada,

Institute of Ocean Sciences Canada

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50 Jun Sun Key Laboratory of Marine Ecology &

Environmental Sciences, Institute of Oceanology, Chinese Academy of Sciences

China 51 Jianming Pan The Second Institute of Oceanography, State

Oceanic Administration China

52 Hiroshi Ogawa Ocean Research Institute, University of Tokyo Japan 53 Günther Nausch Department of Marine Chemistry, Leibniz

Institute for Baltic Sea Research Germany

54

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55 Kazuhiro Saito Oceanographical Division, Kobe Marine

Observatory Japan

56 Linda White Ocean Science Division, Institute of Ocean

Sciences Canada

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61 Solveig

Olafsdottir Marine Research Institute Iceland 62 Malcolm Rose Marine Laboratory, Fisheries Research Services United

Kingdom 63 Georges Paradis Marine Science Institute, University of

California Santa Barbara USA

64 Sophie C.

Leterme School of Biology, Flinders University Australia 65 Hiroaki Saito Biological Oceanography, Tohoku National

Fisheries Research Institute, Fisheries Research Agency

Japan 66 Sieglinde

Weigelt-Krenz BSH Bundesamt für Seeschifffahrt und Hydrographie (Federal Maritime and Hydrographic Agency)

Germany

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Table A1. List of participants (continued)

Lab # Name Affiliation Country

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23 Thierry Moutin

Olivier Grosso Laboratoire d’Océanographie Physique et

Biogéochimique France

24 Gwo-Ching

Gong Institute of Marine Environmental Chemistry

and Ecology, National Taiwan Ocean University Taiwan 25 Jan van Ooijen Royal Netherlands Institute for Sea Research

(NIOZ) the

Netherlands 26 Hitoshi Mitsuda Laboratory for Instrumentation and Analysis,

The General Environmental Technos Co., Ltd.

(KANSO TECHNOS)

Japan 27 Paul Worsfold School of Earth, Ocean & Environmental

Sciences, University of Plymouth United Kingdom 28-1 Clemens

Engelke Scottish Environment Protection Agency,

Marine Chemistry United

Kingdom 28-2 Judy Dobson Scottish Environment Protection Agency,

Marine Chemistry United

Kingdom 29 Yuzo Ishida Global Environment and Marine Department,

Japan Meteorological Agency Japan

30

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33 Jeff Anning Department of Fisheries and Oceans, Bedford

Institute of Oceanography Canada

34 Marguerite

Blum Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute USA

35

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36 Katherine A.

Krogslund School of Oceanography, University of

Washington USA

37 Toste Tanhua Leibniz Institute of Marine Sciences,

IFM-GEOMAR Germany

38 Akihiko Murata Research Institute for Global Change, Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology (JAMSTEC)

Japan Kenichiro Sato Marine Works Japan (MWJ) Japan

39

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40 Takeshi

Yoshimura Environmental Science Research Laboratory, Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry

Japan

41

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42 Ingela Dahllöf Department of Marine Ecology, National Environmental Research Institute, Aarhus University

Denmark 43 Chris Payne Earth and Ocean Sciences Department,

University of British Columbia Canada

Table A1. List of participants (continued)

Lab # Name Affiliation Country

44

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45 Marc Knockaert Department of MARCHEM, Management of Unit of the North Sea Mathematical Models, Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences (MUMM)

Belgium

46 Edward Czobik NSW Department of Environment and Climate

Change, New South Wales Government Australia

47

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48 Janet

Barwell-Clarke Department of Fisheries and Oceans Canada,

Institute of Ocean Sciences Canada

49

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50 Jun Sun Key Laboratory of Marine Ecology &

Environmental Sciences, Institute of Oceanology, Chinese Academy of Sciences

China 51 Jianming Pan The Second Institute of Oceanography, State

Oceanic Administration China

52 Hiroshi Ogawa Ocean Research Institute, University of Tokyo Japan 53 Günther Nausch Department of Marine Chemistry, Leibniz

Institute for Baltic Sea Research Germany

54

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55 Kazuhiro Saito Oceanographical Division, Kobe Marine

Observatory Japan

56 Linda White Ocean Science Division, Institute of Ocean

Sciences Canada

57

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58

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61 Solveig

Olafsdottir Marine Research Institute Iceland 62 Malcolm Rose Marine Laboratory, Fisheries Research Services United

Kingdom 63 Georges Paradis Marine Science Institute, University of

California Santa Barbara USA

64 Sophie C.

Leterme School of Biology, Flinders University Australia 65 Hiroaki Saito Biological Oceanography, Tohoku National

Fisheries Research Institute, Fisheries Research Agency

Japan 66 Sieglinde

Weigelt-Krenz BSH Bundesamt für Seeschifffahrt und Hydrographie (Federal Maritime and Hydrographic Agency)

Germany

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Table A1. List of participants (continued)

Lab # Name Affiliation Country

68 François

Baurand Institut de Recherché pour le Développement,

Campis Ifremer Technopole de Brest-Iroise France 69 Magali Duval Laboratoire Environnement Ressources

d'Aquitaine (LER-AR), Institut Français de Recherché Pour l’Exploitation de la Mer (IFREMER)

France

Florence

d’Amico Station d’Arcachon, Institut Français de Recherché pour l’Exploitation de la Mer (IFREMER)

France

70 Dominique

Munaron Laboratoire Environnement Ressources, Institut Français de Recherché pour l’Exploitation de la Mer (IFREMER)

France 71 Patrick

Raimbault Centre d’Océanologie de Marseille - Service

d’Observation France

72 Gary Prove Environmental Waters Laboratory, Queensland

Health Forensic and Scientific Services Australia 73 Pascal Morin Marine Chemistry Laboratory, French National

Center for Scientific Research (CNRS) and University Pierre et Marie Curie Paris VI and University Bretagne Occidentale

France

74 Stephen C.

Coverly SEAL Analytical GmbH Germany

75 Claire Mahaffey Department of Earth and Ocean Science,

University of Liverpool United

Kingdom

Table A2. Cross reference for Lab numbers in 2008, 2006, and 2003 I/C studies.

Lab # (2008; this study)

2006 RMNS Inter-comparison Study

2003 RMNS Inter-comparison Study

1 1 2

2 2 10

3 3 3

4 4

5 5 1

6 6

7 7 6

9 9

10 10 17

11 11 15

䋭 12

13 13 5

14 14

䋭 15 18

䋭 16

17 17

18 18 11

19 19

20 20

23 23

24 24

25 25

26 26 16

27 27

28-1 28

28-2

29 29 9

䋭 30

䋭 31

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Table A1. List of participants (continued)

Lab # Name Affiliation Country

68 François

Baurand Institut de Recherché pour le Développement,

Campis Ifremer Technopole de Brest-Iroise France 69 Magali Duval Laboratoire Environnement Ressources

d'Aquitaine (LER-AR), Institut Français de Recherché Pour l’Exploitation de la Mer (IFREMER)

France

Florence

d’Amico Station d’Arcachon, Institut Français de Recherché pour l’Exploitation de la Mer (IFREMER)

France

70 Dominique

Munaron Laboratoire Environnement Ressources, Institut Français de Recherché pour l’Exploitation de la Mer (IFREMER)

France 71 Patrick

Raimbault Centre d’Océanologie de Marseille - Service

d’Observation France

72 Gary Prove Environmental Waters Laboratory, Queensland

Health Forensic and Scientific Services Australia 73 Pascal Morin Marine Chemistry Laboratory, French National

Center for Scientific Research (CNRS) and University Pierre et Marie Curie Paris VI and University Bretagne Occidentale

France

74 Stephen C.

Coverly SEAL Analytical GmbH Germany

75 Claire Mahaffey Department of Earth and Ocean Science,

University of Liverpool United

Kingdom

Table A2. Cross reference for Lab numbers in 2008, 2006, and 2003 I/C studies.

Lab # (2008; this study)

2006 RMNS Inter-comparison Study

2003 RMNS Inter-comparison Study

1 1 2

2 2 10

3 3 3

4 4

5 5 1

6 6

7 7 6

9 9

10 10 17

11 11 15

䋭 12

13 13 5

14 14

䋭 15 18

䋭 16

17 17

18 18 11

19 19

20 20

23 23

24 24

25 25

26 26 16

27 27

28-1 28

28-2

29 29 9

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䋭 31

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Table A2. Cross reference table of lab # between 2008, 2006, and 2003 I/C (continued) .

Lab #

(2008; this study)

2006 RMNS Inter-comparison Study

2003 RMNS Inter-comparison Study

䋭 32

33 33

34 34

䋭 35

36 36

37 37

38 38 13

䋭 39

40 40

42 42

43 43

䋭 44

45 45

46 46

䋭 47

48 48

䋭 49

50 50

51 51

52 52 7

53 53

䋭 54

55 55 14

56 56

57

58

59

60

61

Table A2. Cross reference table of lab # between 2008, 2006, and 2003 I/C (continued) .

Lab #

(2008; this study)

2006 RMNS Inter-comparison Study

2003 RMNS Inter-comparison Study

62

63

64

65

8

66

68

69

70

71-1

71-2

72

73

74

75

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Table A2. Cross reference table of lab # between 2008, 2006, and 2003 I/C (continued) .

Lab #

(2008; this study)

2006 RMNS Inter-comparison Study

2003 RMNS Inter-comparison Study

䋭 32

33 33

34 34

䋭 35

36 36

37 37

38 38 13

䋭 39

40 40

42 42

43 43

䋭 44

45 45

46 46

䋭 47

48 48

䋭 49

50 50

51 51

52 52 7

53 53

䋭 54

55 55 14

56 56

57

58

59

60

61

Table A2. Cross reference table of lab # between 2008, 2006, and 2003 I/C (continued) .

Lab #

(2008; this study)

2006 RMNS Inter-comparison Study

2003 RMNS Inter-comparison Study

62

63

64

65

8

66

68

69

70

71-1

71-2

72

73

74

75

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Appendix II

Results reported by participants

Table A3 Nutrient results reported by the participants

Table A4 Ammonia results reported by the participants

Table A5 DOP results reported by the participants

Table A6 DON results reported by the participants

Table A7 DOC results reported by the participants

(Concentrations in Tables A3–A6 are in units of µmol kg

–1

)

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Appendix II

Results reported by participants

Table A3 Nutrient results reported by the participants

Table A4 Ammonia results reported by the participants

Table A5 DOP results reported by the participants

Table A6 DON results reported by the participants

Table A7 DOC results reported by the participants

(Concentrations in Tables A3–A6 are in units of µmol kg

–1

)

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Table A3. Nutrient results reported by the participants.

Table A3 Results reported by the participants 2008 RMNS Intercomparison ExerciseLab㩷㩷SampleYearMonthDayTemperatureNOXERRFlagReductNitrateERRFlagNitriteERRFlag㩷PhosphateERRFlagSilicateERRFlag112009152222.041.43221.720.330.0121.610.05267.980.5222009152228.840.95228.842<0.0852.250.11276.984.1232009152241.771.27241.772<0.0852.860.082168.080.624200915220.130.120.132<0.0850.050.00521.980.1252009152228.021.35228.022<0.0852.190.06274.441.526200915226.380.3225.7620.620.0220.520.06238.09222120091924.622.270.052991.620.01258.770.152220091925.230.270.072992.200.02264.960.162320091925.041.480.102992.850.022150.120.372420091924.50.000.002990.040.0021.820.002520091925.330.370.072992.210.02265.010.162620091924.86.360.022990.460.00229.940.072312008121021.98221.6220.3621.52259.1222008121029.85229.8220.0322.11265.5232008121041.75241.7220.0222.772152.424200812100.1720.1520.0220.0221.4252008121029.85229.8220.0322.11265.226200812106.3325.7120.6220.44229.82412008102721.790.08290.340.0021.740.02259.640.46222008102729.630.13290.030.0022.320.01266.000.44232008102740.920.12290.020.0123.030.012152.880.7124200810270.130.02290.030.0120.010.0221.770.10252008102729.520.06290.040.0022.270.01265.630.4026200810276.280.06290.630.0120.480.02230.170.122

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Table A3. Nutrient results reported by the participants.

Table A3 Results reported by the participants 2008 RMNS Intercomparison ExerciseLab㩷㩷SampleYearMonthDayTemperatureNOXERRFlagReductNitrateERRFlagNitriteERRFlag㩷PhosphateERRFlagSilicateERRFlag112009152222.041.43221.720.330.0121.610.05267.980.5222009152228.840.95228.842<0.0852.250.11276.984.1232009152241.771.27241.772<0.0852.860.082168.080.624200915220.130.120.132<0.0850.050.00521.980.1252009152228.021.35228.022<0.0852.190.06274.441.526200915226.380.3225.7620.620.0220.520.06238.09222120091924.622.270.052991.620.01258.770.152220091925.230.270.072992.200.02264.960.162320091925.041.480.102992.850.022150.120.372420091924.50.000.002990.040.0021.820.002520091925.330.370.072992.210.02265.010.162620091924.86.360.022990.460.00229.940.072312008121021.98221.6220.3621.52259.1222008121029.85229.8220.0322.11265.5232008121041.75241.7220.0222.772152.424200812100.1720.1520.0220.0221.4252008121029.85229.8220.0322.11265.226200812106.3325.7120.6220.44229.82412008102721.790.08290.340.0021.740.02259.640.46222008102729.630.13290.030.0022.320.01266.000.44232008102740.920.12290.020.0123.030.012152.880.7124200810270.130.02290.030.0120.010.0221.770.10252008102729.520.06290.040.0022.270.01265.630.4026200810276.280.06290.630.0120.480.02230.170.122

Table A3. Nutrient results reported by the participants.
Table A3 Results reported by the participants (continued)    2008 RMNS Intercomparison Exercise 㩷Lab㩷㩷Sample㩷Year㩷Month㩷Day㩷Temperature㩷NOX㩷ERR㩷Flag㩷Reduct㩷Nitrate㩷ERR㩷Flag㩷Nitrite㩷ERR㩷Flag㩷Phosphate㩷ERR㩷Flag㩷Silicate㩷ERR㩷Flag 㩷5 㩷1㩷2008㩷11㩷23㩷24.4㩷21.856㩷
Table A3 Results reported by the participants (continued)    2008 RMNS Intercomparison Exercise 㩷Lab㩷㩷Sample㩷Year㩷Month㩷Day㩷Temperature㩷NOX㩷ERR㩷Flag㩷Reduct㩷Nitrate㩷ERR㩷Flag㩷Nitrite㩷ERR㩷Flag㩷Phosphate㩷ERR㩷Flag㩷Silicate㩷ERR㩷Flag 㩷5 㩷1㩷2008㩷11㩷23㩷24.4㩷21.856㩷
Table A3 Results reported by the participants (continued)    2008 RMNS Intercomparison Exercise 㩷Lab㩷㩷Sample㩷Year㩷Month㩷Day㩷Temperature㩷NOX㩷ERR㩷Flag㩷Reduct㩷Nitrate㩷ERR㩷Flag㩷Nitrite㩷ERR㩷Flag㩷Phosphate㩷ERR㩷Flag㩷Silicate㩷ERR㩷Flag 㩷17 㩷1㩷2008㩷10㩷11㩷21.3645㩷2㩷2
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