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Samuel H Tan^1,2, Emmaeve Jourdain^1,3, Shane P Farrell^1,2

¹University of Maine Darling Marine Center, School of Marine Sciences, Walpole, Maine, United States of America.

|September 5, 2025

概括

环境DNA (eDNA) 工具检测到海藻养殖场沉积物的微妙生态变化. 糖养殖留下了独特的eDNA签名, 超过了传统的营养分析来检测农场的影响.

科学领域:

海洋生态
环境DNA (eDNA) 分析
水产养殖科学

背景情况:

鱼养殖正在扩大,需要评估其生态足迹的方法.
传统的碳和分析方法可能无法完全捕捉微妙的地变化.
环境DNA (eDNA) 为检测物种存在和生态变化提供了一个敏感的工具.

研究的目的:

评估eDNA工具在商业糖养殖场下监测沉积物的有效性.
将基于eDNA的检测与传统的沉积物营养分析进行比较.
研究与海藻养殖相关的微生物群落的变化.

主要方法:

在缅因湾的糖养殖场收集了两个季节的沉积物样本.
使用S. latissima特定的数字PCR (dPCR) 测定鱼eDNA.
使用16S和18S rRNA基因转基因编码进行微生物多样性评估.
使用同位素比质谱法 (IRMS) 分析沉积物中的碳和含量.

主要成果:

在农场的足迹中,S. latissima的eDNA (COI基因拷贝) 显著增加 (增加约8%).
最高的海藻eDNA度与观察到的海藻生物质积累相关.
在不同地点之间没有发现结论性的沉积物碳和含量.
在农场内与外的微生物群体组成中发现了微妙的变化.

结论:

对于检测海藻养殖的生态影响,eDNA工具,特别是dPCR具有敏感性和特殊性.
与传统的营养分析相比,eDNA分析提供了更细致的农场影响理解.
这项研究强调了eDNA对海洋生态系统和水产养殖的影响的潜力.

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