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Scientists discover a way to reverse coral bleaching at record speed

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Briefings

Scientists observed corals fully recovering from bleaching after brief contact with healthy clones, achieving the fastest documented recovery in seven weeks. This breakthrough occurred in a laboratory setting, marking a significant advancement in coral conservation efforts.

Key points

• Corals recovered from bleaching after brief contact with healthy clones in seven weeks.
• This is the fastest documented recovery to date for bleached corals.

Context

A study published in Science Advances describes a breakthrough where corals returned to full health in a laboratory setting, offering hope for faster coral recovery methods.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a laboratory setting; no field data or long-term survival outcomes are provided.

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