Coral Reproduction Overview (E-Reef Conference 2020)
Corals
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23m
Beth Firchau's (AZA Florida Reef Tract Rescue Project (FRTRP)) presentation at the E-Reef Conference 2020. There is still so much information that we need to learn about corals, but we do know some about how they live their lives, what keeps them healthy, what makes them sick, and how they reproduce. In the coming years, becoming intimately familiar with the ways that corals reproduce will be necessary to help conserve and save them. There is a lot of work being done on cracking the code on more species when it comes to timing and the mechanism that they use for synchronization, but the fact remains that we have much to learn. This presentation is an overview of what we do know, or what we think we know currently.
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