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<p>Herbaria, which preserve historical plant specimens from around the world, offer a unique opportunity to study past biodiversity change. By analyzing environmental DNA from archived plants, researchers can reconstruct historical plant-insect interactions and track changes in insect community composition over time. This approach provides crucial long-term data to understand the impacts of global change on biodiversity.</p>

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Insektenvielfalt im Wandel der Zeit – neue Erkenntnisse aus Herbarien

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  • 发表日期：

    2025年5月8日

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  • Manuel Stothut,
  • Lisa Mahla,
  • Henrik Krehenwinkel

摘要

Herbaria, which preserve historical plant specimens from around the world, offer a unique opportunity to study past biodiversity change. By analyzing environmental DNA from archived plants, researchers can reconstruct historical plant-insect interactions and track changes in insect community composition over time. This approach provides crucial long-term data to understand the impacts of global change on biodiversity.