A) Diploria Labirinthiformis, B) Colophilia Natan, C) Pseudodiploria Strigosa, and D) Orbisella Fevolta. The couples collected from these species were used in a series of fertilization assays to determine the impact of coupling co-concert time on sperm concentration, coupling age, and IVF success. Credit: Lars Ter Horst.
key findings:
- Coupling feasibility: Coral couples remain viable for at least four hours after collection, allowing researchers to mix couples from several sites to increase genetic diversity.
- Fertilization time: Brain Coral (D. Labirinthimormis, C. Natans, and P. Stigosa) quickly fertilize-reduce risks less than just 15 minutes of co-egg-egg co-egg co-eggs.
- O. FAVELATA requirements: This fundamental reef-beding coral requires optimal fertilization success for a long time (60–120 minutes).
- Sperm Concentration: Minimum sperm concentration Threshold was identified at 105-106 Cells/ml, providing important benchmarks for IVF protocols.
Coral restoration implications
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