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Photophysiological consequences of vertical stratification of Symbiodinium in tissue of the coral Porites lutea.

The Biological bulletin - 1 Oct 2012

Edmunds Peter J, Putnam Hollie M, Gates Ruth D

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In comparison to some corals, massive Porites spp. is physiologically resilient to environmental assaults and is becoming more abundant on coral reefs. To evaluate the extent to which thick tissues contribute to this physiological resilience, we tested the hypothesis that the Symbiodinium in Pori...

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PMID: 23111134
DOI: 10.1086/BBLv223n2p226

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