Ocean acidification linked with larval oyster failure in hatcheries
Friday, April 13, 2012 - 15:10
in Earth & Climate
A study by the scientists found that increased seawater carbon dioxide levels, resulting in more corrosive ocean water, inhibited the larval oysters from developing their shells and growing at a pace that would make commercial production cost-effective.
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