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What is eDNA? As organisms transverse their environs they behind a trace of its genetic information throughout actions as simple as touching the air. The genetic material they shed is commonly referred to as environmental DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) or eDNA. Scientists can collect this eDNA from water, air, and soil samples and the sampling method […]https://umaine.edu/ednacitizenscience/wp-content/uploads/sites/694/2023/06/sampling-4-1024x576.jpg