Scientists deploy emergency response to save largest corals

Larry Barszewski; Brian K. Walker

Scientists deploy emergency response to save largest corals

Larry Barszewski
, Brian K. Walker

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Original language	American English
State	Published - Aug 11 2018

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The effort to save South Florida's largest coral colonies will soon extend beyond the intensive care unit and into the maternity ward. The colonies are being killed by a disease of unknown origin - sometimes called white plague or white blotch - first identified off Virginia Key in 2014.

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Marine Biology

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