eDNA is DNA that has been separated from organisms into the surrounding environment. For example, DNA in skin cells sloughed from a fish can be found in water, or DNA in plant pollen can be found in the air.
The use of eDNA is an innovative way to inventory and monitoring fish and wildlife.
Answer:Environmental DNA (eDNA) is the genetic material from a plant or animal that is found in the air, water or soil. Fish, such as invasive carp, release DNA into the environment in the form of skin cells, secretions, and feces
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