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    Bleached coral fragments reportedly recovered in 7 weeks after contact with healthy clones in the lab

    A post says algae entered bleached fragments within three days and divided about 10 times faster than in the wild.

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    A post says Stanford researchers restored bleached coral fragments in the lab after brief contact with healthy clones, with recovery taking 7 weeks. It says beneficial algae entered within three days and divided about 10 times faster than in the wild.

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    Species_X 🌍☄️@species_xScience News: A faint glow from the early universe could help solve the mystery of dark energy https://ift.tt/IvqGwRH https://ift.tt/ywJGPSO1d
    Wait, Why? 🤔@sgjjojo@ScienceAlert turns out coral does better with a good neighbor too. one week of contact and the bleaching reversed, that's a sweet bit of science1h
    S72VN7@S72VN7🔬 Science breakthrough! Bleached corals aren't a lost cause. Stanford researchers found brief contact with a healthy clone restored bleached coral fragments in the lab in just 7 weeks—the fastest recovery documented. Beneficial algae flooded in within 3 days, then divided ~10× faster than in the wild. Hope for reef restoration! 🪸🌊 #Science #CoralReefs1h
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    Species_X 🌍☄️@species_xScience News: A faint glow from the early universe could help solve the mystery of dark energy https://ift.tt/IvqGwRH https://ift.tt/ywJGPSO1d
    Wait, Why? 🤔@sgjjojo@ScienceAlert turns out coral does better with a good neighbor too. one week of contact and the bleaching reversed, that's a sweet bit of science1h
    S72VN7@S72VN7🔬 Science breakthrough! Bleached corals aren't a lost cause. Stanford researchers found brief contact with a healthy clone restored bleached coral fragments in the lab in just 7 weeks—the fastest recovery documented. Beneficial algae flooded in within 3 days, then divided ~10× faster than in the wild. Hope for reef restoration! 🪸🌊 #Science #CoralReefs1h
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