ALLOGENEIC AND XENOGENEIC INTERACTIONS IN REEF-BUILDING CORALS MAY INDUCE TISSUE-GROWTH WITHOUT CALCIFICATION

U FRANK; I BRICKNER; B RINKEVICH; Y LOYA; RPM BAK; Y ACHITUV; M ILAN

doi:10.3354/meps124181

ALLOGENEIC AND XENOGENEIC INTERACTIONS IN REEF-BUILDING CORALS MAY INDUCE TISSUE-GROWTH WITHOUT CALCIFICATION

U FRANK, I BRICKNER, B RINKEVICH, Y LOYA, RPM BAK, Y ACHITUV, M ILAN

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Tissue growth without the deposition of calcium carbonate skeletons was recorded in two Red Sea hermatypic cnidarians during competitive interactions. Tissue contacts between allogeneic colonies of the hydrocoral Millepora dichotoma resulted in unilateral overgrowth. In xenogeneic interactions between the scleractinian coral Cyphastrea chalcidicum and the cirripede barnacle Savignium dentatum, tissues of the coral always overlaid the plates of the barnacle without depositing calcium carbonate as long as the barnacles were alive (up to five yr). Calcium carbonate was deposited by the coral's tissue on the barnacle's plates only following barnacle death. -from Authors

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	181-188
Number of pages	8
Journal	Marine Ecology - Progress Series
Volume	124
Issue number	1-3
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.3354/meps124181
State	Published - Aug 1995

Keywords

CORAL
CIRRIPEDIA
GROWTH
CALCIFICATION
COMPETITIVE INTERACTIONS
HISTOCOMPATIBILITY

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