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Fig 1.

Flow chart of the pigment quantification processes.

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Table 1.

Concentrations of pigments in samples stored at different temperatures estimated using the GPS method in various wavelength ranges.

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Table 2.

Calculated concentrations of total pigment in samples stored at different temperatures estimated using the GPS method in various wavelength ranges.

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Table 3.

Variances in the estimated total pigment concentrations in samples stored at different temperatures according to different wavelength ranges.

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Table 4.

P-values of the one-way ANOVA for differences in estimated total pigment concentrations between all wavelength ranges according to the storage temperature.

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Table 5.

P-values of Levene’s test for homogeneity of variances in the estimated pigment concentrations (Allo to Dino) in all wavelength ranges according to the storage temperature.

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Table 6.

P-values of Levene’s test for homogeneity of variances in the estimated pigment concentrations (Echin to Viola) and total concentrations in all wavelength ranges according to the storage temperature.

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Table 7.

P-values of two-way ANOVA for differences in estimated pigment concentrations between wavelength ranges and storage temperatures respectively.

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Table 8.

Concentrations of pigments (Allo to Fuco) in samples stored at different temperatures estimated using the GPS method with TLC in various wavelength ranges.

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Table 9.

Concentrations of pigments (Lut to Viola) in samples stored at different temperatures estimated using the GPS method with TLC in various wavelength ranges.

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Table 10.

Calculated concentrations of total pigment in samples stored at different temperatures estimated using the GPS method with TLC in various wavelength ranges.

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Table 11.

P-values of the two-sample t-test for differences in estimated total pigment concentrations between storage temperatures.

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Fig 2.

Concentrations of pigments estimated by the GPS method, and GPS method with TLC in samples stored at 20°C.

Interactive visualization of the data has been published online at https://www.ebi.ac.uk/biostudies/studies/S-BSST642. Allo = Alloxanthin; ββ-Car = β,β-Carotene; C.Neo = 9’-cis-Neoxanthin; Cantha = trans-Canthaxanthin; Chl.a = Chlorophyll a; Chl.b = Chlorophyll b; Chl.c1 = Chlorophyll c2; Chl.c2 = Chlorophyll c2; Diadino = trans-Diadinoxanthin; Diato = Diatoxanthin; Dino = Dinoxanthin; Echin = trans-Echinenone; Fuco = Fucoxanthin; Lut = Lutein; Myxo = Myxoxanthophyll; Peri = Peridinin; Phe.a = Pheophytin a; Phe.b = Pheophytin b; Viola = Violaxanthin.

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Fig 3.

Concentrations of pigments estimated by the GPS method, and GPS method with TLC in samples stored at -20°C.

Interactive visualization of the data has been published online at https://www.ebi.ac.uk/biostudies/studies/S-BSST642. Allo = Alloxanthin; ββ-Car = β,β-Carotene; C.Neo = 9’-cis-Neoxanthin; Cantha = trans-Canthaxanthin; Chl.a = Chlorophyll a; Chl.b = Chlorophyll b; Chl.c1 = Chlorophyll c2; Chl.c2 = Chlorophyll c2; Diadino = trans-Diadinoxanthin; Diato = Diatoxanthin; Dino = Dinoxanthin; Echin = trans-Echinenone; Fuco = Fucoxanthin; Lut = Lutein; Myxo = Myxoxanthophyll; Peri = Peridinin; Phe.a = Pheophytin a; Phe.b = Pheophytin b; Viola = Violaxanthin.

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Fig 4.

Concentrations of total pigment estimated by the GPS method, and GPS method with TLC in samples stored at 20°C.

Interactive visualization of the data has been published online at https://www.ebi.ac.uk/biostudies/studies/S-BSST642. Allo = Alloxanthin; ββ-Car = β,β-Carotene; C.Neo = 9’-cis-Neoxanthin; Cantha = trans-Canthaxanthin; Chl.a = Chlorophyll a; Chl.b = Chlorophyll b; Chl.c1 = Chlorophyll c2; Chl.c2 = Chlorophyll c2; Diadino = trans-Diadinoxanthin; Diato = Diatoxanthin; Dino = Dinoxanthin; Echin = trans-Echinenone; Fuco = Fucoxanthin; Lut = Lutein; Myxo = Myxoxanthophyll; Peri = Peridinin; Phe.a = Pheophytin a; Phe.b = Pheophytin b; Viola = Violaxanthin.

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Fig 5.

Concentrations of total pigment estimated by the GPS method, and GPS method with TLC in samples stored at -20°C.

Interactive visualization of the data has been published online at https://www.ebi.ac.uk/biostudies/studies/S-BSST642. Allo = Alloxanthin; ββ-Car = β,β-Carotene; C.Neo = 9’-cis-Neoxanthin; Cantha = trans-Canthaxanthin; Chl.a = Chlorophyll a; Chl.b = Chlorophyll b; Chl.c1 = Chlorophyll c2; Chl.c2 = Chlorophyll c2; Diadino = trans-Diadinoxanthin; Diato = Diatoxanthin; Dino = Dinoxanthin; Echin = trans-Echinenone; Fuco = Fucoxanthin; Lut = Lutein; Myxo = Myxoxanthophyll; Peri = Peridinin; Phe.a = Pheophytin a; Phe.b = Pheophytin b; Viola = Violaxanthin.

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Table 12.

P-values of the paired t-test for differences in estimated pigment concentrations at different temperatures before and after TLC was applied to the GPS method.

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Table 13.

P-values of the paired t-test for differences in estimated total pigment concentrations at different temperatures before and after TLC was applied to the GPS method.

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