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Table 2 (contniued)

Fluorescent components Components identi-

ied and sources

Fluorescence properties References

Peak C-region Peak A-region Peak T-region Peak T UV -region

Peak C Peak M p Peak M Peak W Major Minor

EX/Em (nm)

Protein-like substance
Protein-like, streams, springs
and thermokarsts, CPCRW,
Alaska

Component 5,
autochthonous

- - - - - Peak′ Peak′ - Balcarczyk et al.

( 2009 )

Protein-like, sewerage drainage
samples, Nanming River,
China

Component 1 - - - - - 280/339-346 230/338-351 - Mostofa et al. ( 2010 )

Protein-like, washing samples
collected after washing
cloths

Component 1 - - - - - 280/344 235/348 - Mostofa et al. ( 2010 )

Protein-like, hydrophilic DOM
fraction, three phytoplank-
ton: 12:12 h light/dark
cycle

Autochthonous - - - - - 270-290/

335-375

Peak′ - Aoki et al. ( 2008 )

Protein-like, hydrophobic acid
fraction, three phytoplank-
ton: 12:12 h light/dark
cycle

Autochthonous - - - - - 270-290/

250-365

Peak′ - Aoki et al. ( 2008 )

Protein-like?, ground water,
fresh and Florida Bay
waters, Florida coastal
Everglades

Component 8 - - - - - Peak′ - - Chen et al. ( 2010 )

Protein-like, coastal shelf,
South Atlantic Bight

Component 6,
autochthonous

- - - - - 290/356 250/356 - Kowalczuk et al.

( 2009 )

Protein-like?, Baltic Sea Component 4, - - - - - Peak′ Peak′ - Stedmon et al. ( 2007a )