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Edna And Dna For Woodland Ecological Monitoring
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    NCEA eDNA Soil Biodiversity

    Soil biodiversity underpins essential ecosystem functions and reflects woodland condition yet is difficult to monitor using traditional methods. Environmental DNA (eDNA) metabarcoding offers a scalable, non-invasive approach to assess fungi and invertebrates. Integrated into the National Forest Inventory, it will generate baseline data to track biodiversity patterns and woodland condition...

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    NCEA DNA Woodland Canopy

    Woodland canopy arthropods are sensitive indicators of ecological condition but are difficult to sample and identify at scale using traditional methods. DNA metabarcoding offers a cost‑effective alternative, enabling comprehensive biodiversity assessment. Integrated into the National Forest Inventory, it will generate baseline data to track spatial and temporal trends in arthropod...

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    NCEA eDNA Woodland Mammals

    This research project aimed to integrate eDNA metabarcoding into the National Forest Inventory survey to assess ecological condition through monitoring of woodland mammals. eDNA offers a non‑invasive, scalable alternative to traditional surveys by detecting species from environmental traces, providing an efficient, cost‑effective way to capture mammal diversity across woodland ecosystems....

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