Northern Star Coral
Editor's Pics Jul 02, 2020
Credit: Philippe Laissue, Scientific Reports, 2020
Some corals are particularly light-sensitive, making them difficult to image. In this case, darkfield imaging has been used to reveal the non-autofluorescent coral tissue in the Northern Star coral (Astrangia poculata), a species with no intrinsic fluorescence. Non-fluorescent tissue (cyan) and dinoflagellates (magenta) are combined in the image.
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