Microbes impact coral bleaching susceptibility, new study shows

A new study provides insights into the role of microbes and their interaction as drivers of interspecific differences in coral thermal bleaching. The study was published in the journal Applied and Environmental Microbiology.

Microbes impact coral bleaching susceptibility, new study shows

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