Titlebook: Coral Reef Conservation and Restoration in the Omics Age; Madeleine J. H. van Oppen,Manuel Aranda Lastra Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if appli

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Sam Noble,Sam Bourton,Allen Jonesmbiosis is central to coral health because the algae provide the coral with most of their nutrition via the translocation of photosynthates; breakdown of this symbiosis leads to bleaching and eventual death of the coral. Symbiodiniaceae have differing lifestyles, ranging from symbionts with varied s

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Creating User and Custom Controls, threat to these magnificent ecosystems. While it is critical that the root causes of climate change are addressed, many coral reef scientists, managers, and other stakeholders support the development and safe implementation of innovative coral reef restoration activities which may help ensure coral

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-1083-2gering the very existence of coral reefs, the ability of corals to mitigate detrimental changes in their environment within their lifetime is becoming more critical than ever. A range of experiments and observations suggest that corals might be able to retain environmental memory from previous stres

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Creating User and Custom Controls, adaptive capacity. In addition, a large and growing number of studies also reference potential conservation and restoration applications. Applied work has primarily focused on the development of methods to rapidly query stress responses and evaluate coral condition in situ, but several recent studi

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Dealing with Multimedia and User Input,e management options to urgently retain healthy functioning and ecosystem service provisions. Over a decade of innovative research in reef genomics has positioned molecular techniques within reach of rapidly developing reactive reef management approaches and tools. In contrast, analytical techniques

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Creating User and Custom Controls,lutions to save coral genetic and biological diversity. Cryopreservation can store genetic material safely for years and potentially even centuries, thus providing present and future restoration options. Sperm from over 40 coral species have been banked and used in selective breeding experiments. Co