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Yellow-band disease

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Yellow-band disease has severely affected reef building corals in the Caribbean. This disease have been associated with lower coral fecundity, altered tissue composition and a lower activities of antixenobiotic and antioxidant enzymes. Compared to the late 1990s, current data suggests that the
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that provide the coral glucose, glycerol, and amino acids. Under certain water conditions, like fluctuating temperatures and increased nitrogenous waste, corals will appear stressed. Also, these conditions allow for bacteria to grow inside the coral and compete with
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Yellow-band disease is a bacterial infection that spreads over coral, causing the discolored bands of pale-yellow or white lesions along the surface of an infected coral colony. The lesions are the locations where the bacteria have killed the coral's
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Montilla, Lm; Ramos, R; García, E; Cróquer, A (3 May 2016). "Caribbean yellow band disease compromises the activity of catalase and glutathione S-transferase in the reef-building coral Orbicella faveolata exposed to anthracene".
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which are a major energy source for the coral. This cellular damage and the loss of its major energy source cause the coral to starve, and usually cause coral death. There is evidence that
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Recent research indicates that yellow-band disease continues to be in an infectious phases in the Caribbean. It has been found to cause infection in Pacific coral as well.
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Cervino, J.M.; Thompson, F.L.; Gomez-Gil, B.; Lorence, E.A.; Goreau, T.J.; Hayes, R.L.; Winiarski-Cervino, K.B.; Smith, G.W.; Hughen, K.; Bartels, E. (November 2008).
539:"Consequences of yellow band disease (YBD) on Montastraea annularis (species complex) populations on remote reefs off Mona Island, Puerto Rico" 303: 394:"Yellow band disease compromises the reproductive output of the Caribbean reef-building coral Montastraea faveolata (Anthozoa, Scleractinia)" 435:"Fourier-transformed infrared spectroscopy: a tool to identify gross chemical changes from healthy to yellow band disease tissues" 574: 581: 229: 23:
Samples of yellow-band disease. Left: a coral in the early stages of an attack. Right: same coral several weeks later
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Coral Yellow Band Disease; Current Status in The Caribbean, Outbreaks And The Links To New Indo-Pacific Lesions
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Donà, A. Richards; Cervino, J.M.; Goreau, T.J.; Bartels, E.; Hughen, K.; Smith, G.W.; Donà, A. (July 2008).
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that attacks colonies of coral at a time when coral is already under stress from
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Guerra, M; López, Ma; Estéves, I; Zubillaga, Al; Cróquer, A (16 January 2014).
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disease remains a severe epidemic. In one study, 10 meter belt
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were taken at various depths, sampling coral colonies in the
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Weil, E; Cróquer, A; Urreiztieta, I (16 November 2009).
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Bruckner, Andrew W; Bruckner, Robin J (23 March 2006).
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Priorities for Effective Management of Coral Diseases
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Index


coral disease
pollution
overfishing
climate change
Caribbean
scleractinian
symbiotic
photosynthetic
algae
zooxanthellae
climate change
zooxanthellae
zooxanthellae
zooxanthellae
mitosis
photosynthesis
Caribbean
transects
Lesser Antilles
transect
Aspergillosis
Gorgonian
Black band disease
microbial consortium
cyanobacteria
Phormidium corallyticum
Black necrosing syndrome
fungal
Brown band disease

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