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Electronic Supplementary Material (ESI) for Environmental Science: Water Research & Technology.
This journal is © The Royal Society of Chemistry 2015
Figure S1. Concentrations of culturable E. faecalis cells in the beach sand (A) and
seawater (B) compartments of the beach microcosms for Kailua, Kualoa,
and Wailale beaches, Honolulu, HI. Error bar indicates the standard
deviation of the mean of triplicate microcosms.
Figure S2. Impact of different levels of indigenous microbiota on the reduction of
culturable E. faecalis cells in the beach sand (A) and seawater (B)
compartments of Waialae beach microcosms. Error bar indicates the
standard deviation of the mean of triplicate microcosms.
Figure S3. Culturable E. faecalis cell concentration in the beach sand (A) and seawater
(B) compartments of Waialae beach microcosms that contain both beach
sand and seawater or seawater-only. Error bar indicates the standard
deviation of the mean of triplicate microcosms.
Figure S4. The impact of sand-to-water ratio on the concentration of culturable E.
faecalis cells in the beach sand (A) and seawater compartments in Waialae
beach microcosms. Error bar indicates the standard deviation of the mean of
triplicate microcosms.
Figure S5. The impact of sand size fractions on the concentration of culturable E.
faecalis cells in the beach sand (A) and seawater (B) compartments of
Waialae beach microcosms. Error bar indicates the standard deviation of the
mean of triplicate microcosms.
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