To protect corals from heat waves, we should help their microbial symbionts evolve heat tolerance, researchers say

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Jun 27, 2024, 11:00 am175 pts
Most coral reef restoration efforts involve restocking reefs with nursery-grown corals. However, if these corals are of the same stock as their wild counterparts, they will be equally vulnerable to the heat stress that caused the bleaching event in the first place.

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