Innovative Techniques Provide New Means to Monitor Coral Reef Health

Credit: Photo credit: Cynthia Becker

Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution diver Laura Weber collects the water overlying the coral reef using a Niskin bottle. This water was used to study the invisible components of the coral reef, the microorganisms and dissolved metabolites

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Credit: Photo credit: Cynthia Becker

Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution diver Laura Weber uses a syringe to collect tissue from a coral to examine its microbiome, or associated microbial community, in relation to the recent stony coral tissue loss disease outbrea

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