Example images of alive and dead polyps. Upper row—pictures from time 0 h: orange and white coral samples with healthy polyps. Lower row—pictures from time 1440 h: orange and white coral samples with dead polyps (red ellipse indicates dead polyps). The coral sample in the lower left picture was orange prior to exposure, but exposure to 2-methylnaphthalene lead to loss of pigmented tissue and has rendered it predominantly white. The lower right picture exhibits a white coral sample with dead polyps.</p
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<p>N = 15 for each point. Controls (with inert algal mimics or without algal additions) never experi...
Coral transplanting is an increasingly common approach for the restoration of degraded coral reefs. ...
Underwater visual surveys of coral reefs are the primary method managers use to monitor coral health...
<div><p>(A) Example of a healthy reef with abundant living coral. (B) Example of a reef in which mos...
Shown are representative areas of thin-sections of coral substrates after a-c) one month, d-f) two m...
This file contains pre- and post- experiment photographs of coral fragments that were analyzed to yi...
We surveyed corals in American Samoa for presence of lesions. We did 19 SCUBA and additional snorkel...
White syndromes (WS) are among the most prevalent coral diseases, and are responsible for reef demis...
Climate change is increasing global ocean temperatures causing a decline in coral reefs, mainly by t...
Coral reefs are in decline worldwide and coral disease is a significant contributing factor. However...
International audienceThe impact of low-density polyethylene (LDPE) microplastics (<100 mm; P100-A P...
<p>(A) Relief contrast of individual cells in <i>Stylophora pistillata</i> primary cell culture at T...
<p>(a) White plague in <i>Diploria labyrinthiformis</i>; (b) white band in <i>Acropora palmate</i>; ...
Stony corals (Order Scleractinia) are susceptible to a variety of diseases, which can occur from abi...
© Inter-Research 2010. White syndrome (WS) is a collective term for coral diseases that cause acute ...
<p>N = 15 for each point. Controls (with inert algal mimics or without algal additions) never experi...
Coral transplanting is an increasingly common approach for the restoration of degraded coral reefs. ...
Underwater visual surveys of coral reefs are the primary method managers use to monitor coral health...