The 'smell' of coral as an indicator of reef health

ScienceDaily
Nov 30, 2020, 3:04 pm135 pts
A study conducted in the southern Great Barrier Reef reveals the chemical diversity of emissions from healthy corals. The researchers found that across the reef-building coral species studied on Heron Island, the abundance and chemical diversity of their gas emissions fell significantly during heat stress…

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