bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Ноя. 2, 2023
Abstract
Freshwater
biodiversity
is
critically
affected
by
human
modifications
of
terrestrial
land
use
and
cover
(LULC)
1,2
.
Yet,
knowledge
the
spatial
extent
magnitude
LULC-aquatic
linkages
still
surprisingly
limited,
impeding
implementation
optimal
management
strategies
3
Here,
we
compiled
fish
diversity
data
across
a
160,000-km
2
subtropical
river
catchment
in
Thailand
characterized
exceptional
4
yet
intense
anthropogenic
alterations
5
,
attributed
species
richness
community
composition
to
contemporary
LULC
catchment.
We
estimated
range
effects
extending
up
about
20
km
upstream
from
sampling
sites,
explained
nearly
60
%
variance
observed
richness,
associated
with
major
categories
including
croplands,
forest,
urban
areas.
find
that
integrating
both
magnitudes
needed
accurately
predict
richness.
Further,
projected
changes
showcase
future
gains
losses
network
offer
scalable
basis
for
riverine
conservation
management,
allowing
potential
mitigation
loss
highly
diverse
data-deficient
tropical
sub-tropical
habitats.
Environmental DNA,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
5(4), С. 671 - 682
Опубликована: Май 16, 2023
Abstract
Reliable
and
comparable
estimates
of
biodiversity
are
the
foundation
for
understanding
ecological
systems
informing
policy
decision‐making,
especially
in
an
era
massive
anthropogenic
impacts
on
biodiversity.
Environmental
DNA
(eDNA)
metabarcoding
is
at
forefront
technological
advances
monitoring,
last
few
years
have
seen
major
progress
solutions
to
technical
challenges
from
laboratory
bioinformatics.
Water
eDNA
has
been
shown
allow
fast
efficient
recovery
signals,
but
rapid
pace
development
meant
that
some
important
principles
regarding
sampling
design,
which
well
established
traditional
inventories,
neglected.
Using
a
spatially
explicit
river
flow
model,
we
illustrate
how
must
be
adjusted
size
watercourse
increase
quality
signal
recovered.
We
additionally
investigate
effect
parameters
(volume,
number
sites,
sequencing
depth)
detection
probability
empirical
data
set.
Based
principles,
propose
aquatic
replication
volume
scaled
match
organisms'
ecosystems'
properties
provide
reliable
estimates.
present
generalizable
conceptual
equation
describing
features
as
function
ecosystem
monitored,
abundance
target
organisms,
procedure.
The
aim
this
formalization
enhance
standardization
critical
steps
design
inventory
studies
using
eDNA.
More
robust
standards
will
generate
more
eDNA,
necessary
method's
long‐term
plausibility
comparability.
Environmental Science & Technology,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
57(20), С. 7828 - 7839
Опубликована: Май 8, 2023
Human-driven
environmental
stressors
are
increasingly
threatening
species
survival
and
diversity
of
river
systems
worldwide.
However,
it
remains
unclear
how
the
affect
stability
changes
across
aquatic
multiple
communities.
Here,
we
used
DNA
(eDNA)
data
sets
from
a
human-dominated
in
China
over
3
years
analyzed
communities
under
persistent
anthropogenic
stressors,
including
land
use
pollutants.
First,
found
that
significantly
reduced
multifaceted
(e.g.,
richness,
Shannon's
diversity,
Simpson's
diversity)
but
increased
synchrony
Second,
structures
interaction
networks
inferred
an
empirical
meta-food
web
were
changed
for
example,
resulting
decreased
network
modularity
negative/positive
cohesion.
Third,
piecewise
structural
equation
modeling
proved
stress-induced
decline
mainly
depended
upon
diversity-mediated
pathways
rather
than
direct
effects
stress
per
se;
specifically,
increase
main
biotic
drivers
variation.
Overall,
our
study
highlights
destabilizing
on
as
well
mechanistic
dependencies,
through
reducing
increasing
synchrony,
changing
networks.
Methods in Ecology and Evolution,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
15(5), С. 806 - 815
Опубликована: Март 27, 2024
Abstract
Ecological
and
ecosystem
monitoring
is
rapidly
shifting
towards
using
environmental
DNA
(eDNA)
data,
particularly
in
aquatic
systems.
This
approach
enables
a
combined
coverage
of
biodiversity
across
all
major
organismal
groups
the
assessment
ecological
indices.
Yet,
most
current
approaches
are
not
exploiting
full
potential
eDNA
largely
interpreting
results
localized
perspective.
In
riverine
networks,
by
explicitly
modelling
hydrological
transport
associated
decay,
hydrology‐based
models
enable
upscaling
eDNA‐based
diversity
information,
providing
spatially
integrated
inference.
To
capitalize
on
these
unprecedented
data
translate
it
into
space‐filling
projections,
streamlined
implementation
needed.
Here,
we
introduce
eDITH
R‐package,
implementing
model
to
project
networks
with
minimal
prior
information.
couples
species
distribution
relating
local
taxon's
shedding
rate
streamwater
covariates,
mass
balance
expressing
concentration
at
river's
cross‐section
as
weighted
sum
upstream
contributions,
an
observational
accounting
for
uncertainties
measurements.
By
leveraging
replicated
measurements
hydro‐morphological
disentangling
various
sources,
produces
maps
spatial
any
chosen
resolution.
applicable
both
metabarcoding
taxon
whose
can
be
retrieved
streamwater.
The
package
provides
user‐friendly
functions
single‐run
execution
fitting
Bayesian
methods
(via
BayesianTools
package)
non‐linear
optimization.
An
interface
DHARMa
allows
validation
via
posterior
predictive
checks.
Necessary
preliminary
steps
such
watershed
delineation
characterization
implemented
rivnet
package.
We
illustrate
's
workflow
functionalities
two
case
studies
from
published
fish
data.
eDITH,
specifically
intended
ecologists
conservation
biologists.
It
used
without
previous
knowledge
but
also
customization
experienced
users.
Ultimately,
river
globally,
transforming
how
state
change
systems
tracked
high
resolution
highly
versatile
manner.
Ecological Monographs,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
95(1)
Опубликована: Фев. 1, 2025
Abstract
Relationships
between
biodiversity
and
ecosystem
functioning
(BEF)
are
typically
investigated
separately
in
different
types,
often
neglecting
connections
across
boundaries.
Here,
we
examined
the
cross‐boundary
relationships
terrestrial
aquatic
function
(here
productivity
terms
of
biomass).
We
collected
a
dataset
from
100
Finnish
boreal
lakes
for
phytoplankton
zooplankton,
trees
understory
plants
surrounding
forest
ecosystems.
explored
among
climatic,
catchment,
local
environmental
factors,
using
structural
equation
modeling
(SEM).
The
results
indicated
two
realms.
Terrestrial
was
associated
with
connected
to
lake
water
chemistry
directly
indirectly
through
productivity.
Water
turn
linked
Within
both
realms,
positively
effects
per
se
were
weaker
realm,
which
nutrient
availability
strongest
determinant
Our
findings
underscore
importance
exploring
cross‐ecosystem
coupling,
as
impacts
several
global
change
drivers,
such
climate
land‐use
or
eutrophication,
extend
beyond
individual
realms
transcend
In
particular,
combined
warming,
increasing
likely
increase
import
allochthonous
nutrients
ecosystems,
resulting
enhanced
primary
therein.
As
freshwater
ecosystems
integrate
direct
indirect
changes
their
catchments,
they
serve
ideal
settings
investigating
coupling
act
valuable
sentinels
other
changes.
Communications Earth & Environment,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
5(1)
Опубликована: Янв. 10, 2024
Abstract
Freshwater
wetlands
have
experienced
disproportionate
biodiversity
loss
due
to
environmental
change.
The
lack
of
long-term
biological
data
limits
our
understanding
wetland
dynamics
and
principal
drivers.
Here,
we
combine
aquatic
biomonitoring
with
satellite-derived
imagery
spatial-explicit
analysis
assess
the
changes
in
macroinvertebrate
diversity
driving
factors
from
1988
2017
Dongting
Lake,
China.
results
revealed
declining
alpha
(species
richness
functional
redundancy)
but
increased
beta
(taxonomic
dissimilarity).
An
increase
nutrients
land-use
intensity
surrounding
terrestrial
ecosystem
was
primary
mechanism
for
losses
species
groups.
Alpha
were
most
influenced
by
adjacent
land
areas
1.5
kilometers
sampling
sites,
while
affected
within
50
meters.
Our
highlight
a
need
attenuating
effects
establishing
protected
buffer
protect
future.
Environmental Microbiology Reports,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
17(1)
Опубликована: Янв. 8, 2025
ABSTRACT
Microbes
inhabit
virtually
all
river
ecosystems,
influencing
energy
flow
and
playing
a
key
role
in
global
sustainability
climate
change.
Yet,
there
is
uncertainty
about
how
various
taxonomic
groups
respond
to
large‐scale
factors
networks.
We
analysed
microbial
community
richness
composition
across
six
European
Atlantic
catchments
using
environmental
DNA
sequencing.
Our
findings
reveal
different
drivers
for
diversity
composition:
land
use
pivotal
eukaryotes,
while
geology
are
crucial
prokaryotes.
A
strong
regional
influence
shapes
these
communities,
with
warmer,
drier
regions
(Portugal
France)
differing
from
cooler,
wetter
ones
(Northern
Spain,
Ireland
the
United
Kingdom).
These
patterns
suggest
potential
indicators
change,
such
as
taxa
resistant
temperature
increases
water
scarcity,
or
those
sensitive
changes.
Remote Sensing in Ecology and Conservation,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
10(2), С. 220 - 235
Опубликована: Авг. 17, 2023
Abstract
Biodiversity
loss
in
river
ecosystems
is
much
faster
and
more
severe
than
terrestrial
systems,
spatial
conservation
restoration
plans
are
needed
to
halt
this
erosion.
Reliable
highly
resolved
data
on
the
state
of
change
biodiversity
species
distributions
critical
for
effective
measures.
However,
high‐resolution
maps
fish
distribution
remain
limited
large
riverine
systems.
Coupling
from
global
satellite
sensors
with
broad‐scale
environmental
DNA
(eDNA)
machine
learning
could
enable
rapid
precise
mapping
organisms.
Here,
we
investigated
potential
combining
these
methods
using
a
eDNA
dataset
110
sites
sampled
along
full
length
Rhone
River
Switzerland
France.
Using
Sentinel
2
Landsat
8
images,
generated
set
ecological
variables
describing
both
aquatic
habitats
surrounding
corridor.
We
combined
eDNA‐based
presence
absence
29
used
three
machine‐learning
models
assess
suitability
species.
Most
showed
good
performance,
indicating
that
derived
remote
sensing
can
approximate
determinants
distributions,
but
water‐derived
had
stronger
associations
river.
The
range
indicated
significant
transition
occupancy
Rhone,
its
source
Swiss
Alps
outlet
into
Mediterranean
Sea
southern
Our
study
demonstrates
feasibility
map
This
method
be
expanded
any
support
schemes.