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In a Stanford-led laboratory study, researchers closely paired bleached corals with healthy clones, making sure they touch each other. The bleached coral fragments fully recovered within just around seven weeks, indentifying a fast and easy pathway for stressed algae to return to full life.
Lab study shows bleached corals can recover through contact
Lab study shows bleached corals can recover through contact

20.10.2026

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