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Caribbean Corals Resist Bleaching with Predatory Bacteria
Researchers find that over half of Caribbean corals resist bleaching, using predatory bacteria to combat coral diseases. This innovative method targets harmful Vibrio bacteria while protecting the coral's microbiome. Further field trials are needed to implement this promising conservation strategy effectively.
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