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The aim of this project was to generate evidence to inform best practise guidance for Natural England staff wishing to use DNA metabarcoding to identi...
Read moreThis publication reports on the accuracy of DNA species identification for invertebrates, and investigates also on the reliability of the BOLD databas...
Read moreDNA-based methods provide promising opportunities for species and assemblage monitoring, especially for difficult-to-observe taxa. Despite advancement...
Read moreA targeted literature review was carried out to investigate methods for terrestrial invertebrate sampling for use with DNA analysis techniques. The ai...
Read moreThe aims of this study were to determine whether the quality and quantity of plant and eukaryote DNA present in the district level licensing (DLL) sam...
Read moreDNA-based methods offer a significant opportunity to monitor individual species and species assemblages where appropriate, for example those that may ...
Read moreGaps in DNA reference libraries of UK species were identified by the Defra DNA Centre of Excellence Working Group as one of the main barriers preventi...
Read moreThe present pilot study tested the validity of metabarcoding to characterise blue carbon stocks in the UK using sediments from the Solway Firth. This ...
Read moreThis report describes the progress in the formation of the UK Barcode of Life (UKBOL) steering group and progress in barcoding priority eukaryote spec...
Read moreThe introduction of non-native species is a major threat to biodiversity. While eradication programs of well-established invaders are costly and hazar...
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