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Called“Living Coral”.
So, what do you think about Living Coral?
Half of all living coral has been lost in the past 150 years.
This year's color is Living Coral.
According to experts, Living Coral embodies optimism, sensuality and energy.
In the past 150 years, about half of all living coral has been lost.
When Pantone announced Living Coral as the 2019 Color of the Year, many were quick to point out the irony given the dire situation of our oceans.
It's called living coral.
Comb the world looking for new color influences2019 Color of The Year is called Living Coral.
This is the US's only living coral reef.
This year, the color is PANTONE 16- 1546 Living Coral.
They are filled with salt water andinhabited by bright tropical fish, living corals and algae, which in the natural environment adorn the ocean and sea reefs.
The color coral  is determined by algae, the only living coral has a bright color, the dead corals  are always white, they are clearly visible on the bottom of the Barrier Reef.
Color is an equalizing lens through which we experience our natural and digital realities andthis is particularly true for Living Coral,” says Leatrice Eiseman, executive director of the Pantone Color Institute.
An interesting ecologicalnote for brain corals  is that by killing off the living coral, the disease can annually convert about 4% of coral  area to free space, thus creating new substrata for successional processes.
The Pantone explains that we are getting energy from nature, just as coral  reef is a source of living  and a sanctuary for marine life,bright, but the"soft" living coral"takes us into our warm and caring embraces that give comfort and Helping to stay afloat in our changing world.".
The shade that celebrates its life with its dual role of color as energetic and caring,Pantone 16-1546" living coral"once again confirms the fact that colors are able to embody our collective experience and reflect what is happening in a global culture in a certain moment of time,"says Pantone vice president Laurie Pressman.
Sociable and spirited, the engaging nature of Pantone 16- 1546 Living Coral welcomes and encourages lighthearted activity.
Lying at the center of our naturally vivid and chromatic ecosystem, PANTONE Living Coral is evocative of how coral  reefs provide shelter to a diverse kaleidoscope of color.
Live coral.
Live coral cover on reefs has nearly halved over the past 150 years.
Other threats include lower fish populations and high incidence of coral  disease and large populations of sea urchins,who feed on live coral.
Warmer sea temperatures contribute to the damage by killing off live coral and exposing the dead, calcified coral  underneath.
For live coral displays, our DIF 100 Pendants excel at providing the necessary intensity(PAR) and spectrum to grow corals  even at depths of up to four feet.
This is the most common lens for Live Coral reef systems in excess of 4 feet(1.22m) deep.
Warmer sea temperatures contribute to the damage by killing off live coral and exposing the dead, calcified coral  underneath.
This is the most common lens for Live Coral reef systems in excess of 4 feet(1.22m) deep.
Other threats include lower fish populations and high incidence of coral  disease and large populations of sea urchins,who feed on live coral.
If scuba diving is your business, then you will find arich water world with diverse wildlife and live coral reefs.
It is estimated that near 50% of the global import of plant and 70% of animals product are imported as general categories, with an exception for fisheries(ca. 5%) thanks to various multilateral fishery management agreements that requires taxon-specific fish catch reporting.[1] Furthermore,some frequently traded taxonomic groups including amphibian and live coral are not accounted for at all due to the absence of HS code.