Mechanistic assessment of eDNA passive samplers: a case study with invasive freshwater bivalves
Passive sampling is the deployment of a collection material in the environment to continuously capture environmental DNA (eDNA) over time, offering the potential to integrate biodiversity signals while reducing the need for repeated active water collection. However, the mechanisms governing eDNA capture and retention on passive samplers remain poorly understood, limiting the interpretation of…
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