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‘Coral IVF’: A way to save the Great Barrier Reef? – FRANCE 24 English
Researchers say that a technique dubbed “coral IVF” has shown promising signs that it could be used to restore some of the damage to Australia’s Great Barrier Reef,…
Researchers say that a technique dubbed “coral IVF” has shown promising signs that it could be used to restore some of the damage to Australia’s Great Barrier Reef, which has lost more than half its coral in the past three decades due to global warming, pollution and other threats to its long-term future.
The IVF in vitro fertilization technique sees the collection of coral sperm and eggs during the annual mass spawning event on the reef, which is located off the coast of northeast Australia and…
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