Scientists find colour influences the growth of marine invertebrates
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Scientists have discovered that colourful concrete panels on urban seawalls can help revive marine biodiversity. An experiment by Macquarie University has revealed tiles of different colours can influence the growth of algae and barnacles on them, highlighting the importance of incorporating colour in marine construction.
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