Corals produce a protective mucus layer that shields their tissues from the surrounding seawater
Corals produce a protective mucus layer that shields their tissues from the surrounding seawater. Within this mucus layer, certain substances actively combat harmful bacteria, preventing potential coral diseases. Credit: H. Yamashiro
Date:
13 February 2024
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