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Fig 1.

Flow chart of sediment P fractionation procedure.

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Fig 2.

Changes in physicochemical properties: (a) EC, (b) Eh, (c) water pH, (d) sediment pH, (e) water DOC, (f) sediment TOC, (g) water AlPase activity and (h) sediment AlPase activity.

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Fig 3.

Water P fractions and sediment P release rate at different temperatures: (a) total P, (b) total dissolved P, (c) soluble reactive P of water and (d) sediment P release rate.

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Fig 4.

Changes in total, organic and inorganic P fractions at different temperatures: (a) total P, (b) total organic P, (c) total inorganic P and (d) proportion of organic P.

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Fig 5.

Changes in sediment P fractions at different temperatures.

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Fig 6.

Relationships between P release rate and Eh (a), DOC (b) in water, and total organic C (c), AlPase activity (d), inorganic P (e), and organic P (f) in the sediment.

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Fig 7.

Ordination diagram from constrained redundancy analysis (RDA) of the relationship between the P fractions and those of water and sediment biochemical properties in three temperatures.

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