Effective coral restoration must include comprehensive investigations of the targeted coral
community that consider all aspects of the coral holobiont—the coral host, symbiotic algae …

Stress memory is a highly conserved phenomenon that enables the survival of organisms.
There is evidence of stress memory in stony corals, but its costs and benefits remain largely …

Nutrient pollution is linked to coral disease susceptibility and severity, but the mechanism
behind this effect remains underexplored. A recently identified bacterial species,'Ca …

Global change is increasing seawater temperatures and decreasing oceanic pH, driving
declines of coral reefs globally. Coral ecosystems are also impacted by local stressors …

The decline of coral reefs has prompted an emergent field of research on the potential for
various biological interventions focused on increasing stress tolerance in corals. Among …

Chronically high levels of inorganic nutrients have been documented in Florida's coral reefs
and are linked to increased prevalence and severity of coral bleaching and disease …

Background Coral diseases are one of the leading causes of declines in coral populations.
In the Caribbean, white band disease (WBD) has led to a substantial loss of Acropora corals …

Ocean deoxygenation is intensifying globally due to human activities–and is emerging as a
grave threat to coral reef ecosystems where it can cause coral bleaching and mass mortality …

Biogeochemical cycling, the movement of small metabolic intermediates and products
between organisms and the environment undergirds the ability for complex lifeforms to exist …

The decline of coral reefs has prompted an emergent field of research on the potential for
various biological interventions focused on increasing stress tolerance in corals. Among …