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Tracking don koloni apre fragman yo te pran bay enfòmasyon sou si wi ou non fragmenting teknik ki koze nenpòt ki kout tèm efè negatif sou popilasyon an nan bwa, tankou ogmante pèt tisi, maladi, oswa mòtalite. Retire jiska XNIM% nan yon Acropora cervicornis donatè koloni te pwouve ke li se yon kantite lajan efikas ki pa lakòz domaj kout tèm donatè yo (<1 ane). Si koleksyon pepinyè yo lakòz ogmante mòtalite oswa maladi nan koloni donatè yo, administratè yo ta dwe evalye kòz potansyèl yo epi eseye nouvo metòd.
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Tracking donor colonies after fragments have been taken provides information on whether fragmenting techniques caused any short-term negative effects on the wild population, such as increased tissue loss, disease, or mortality. Removing up to 10% of an Acropora cervicornis donor colony has proven to be an effective amount that does not cause short-term harm to donors (<1 year). If nursery collections do cause increased mortality or disease in donor colonies, managers should assess the potential causes and try new methods.