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在热和污染压力下的珊瑚相关微生物组动态

Hao Luo1, Jinhui Fu1, Lijing Li1

  • 1Center for Evolution and Conservation Biology, Southern Marine Science and Engineering Guangdong Laboratory (Guangzhou), Guangzhou, China.

Conservation biology : the journal of the Society for Conservation Biology
|February 16, 2026
PubMed
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珊瑚礁微生物随着度的变化而变化,受到温度的驱动. 耐热的共生生物和细菌有助于珊瑚管理热压力并优化能量,为保护策略提供信息.

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南中国海 南中国海南中国海是南中国海.珊瑚礁的珊瑚礁保护珊瑚的保护保护珊瑚,保护珊瑚.珊瑚礁中的珊瑚礁其他热能电源微生物群就是微生物群.微生物组就是微生物组.同生共生是一种共生.这种共生是共生.热应力是一种热应力.在共生中共生.南中国海 南中国海微生物群 微生物群热强迫 强迫 热强迫保护珊瑚的保护珊瑚礁 珊瑚礁

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