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GNPS Orbicella faveolata Coral Study (NSU Summer and Fall samples)

ABSTRACT: Metabolomics data of extracts from Orbicella faveolata field samples. Corals are healthy and affected by SCTLD. Samples from ongoing study (summer and fall, multiple sites).

INSTRUMENT(S): impact II

ORGANISM(S): Orbicella Faveolata (ncbitaxon:48498)

SUBMITTER: Neha Garg

PROVIDER: MSV000088819 | GNPS | Thu Feb 10 17:34:00 GMT 2022

REPOSITORIES: GNPS

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