AGROECOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENT

ENVIRONMENTAL DNA (eDNA) - MICROBIOME

MICROBIOME ANALYSIS

MICROBIAL COMMUNITY ANALYSIS  

  • Analysis of soils, sludge, water..... all types of environmental matrices

CHARACTERIZATION AND MONITORING OF BACTERIA, ARCHEBACTERIA, CYANOBACTERIA, FUNGI, MYCORRHIZAL FUNGI, YEASTS, MOULDS

  • Production of a biodiversity index
  • Ecological watch 
  • Health status

MEASUREMENT OF BACTERIAL AND FUNGAL BIOMASS

  • Analysis of biomass : bacteria and fungi
  • Bacterial/fungal target ratio

 

THE STRENGTHS OF ADNid

ADNid is the specialist of DNA traces extraction: rare and damaged DNA

  • From complex matrices such as: soil, water, algae, sludge, faeces, finished products, etc. solid or liquid rich in polyphenols, polysaccharides, latex, humic acid..
  • Specialist in trace and damaged DNA extraction
  • Use of “in-house” protocols to optimize recovery of minor DNA populations

Diversified, tailor-made targets

  • Bacteria targets : rDNA 16S
  • Fungi targets : rDNA 18S, ITS1 and/or ITS2 - mycorrhizal targets and other conserved areas
  • Development of customized targets

Bioinformatic data processing

  • Alpha and beta diversity
  • Rarefaction curves
  • Graphical expression of results
  • OTU table delivery (operational taxonomic unit)
  • CUSTOMER SERVICE

 

ENVIRONMENTAL DNA

 

Environmental DNA (eDNA) is a cutting-edge technique, increasingly used in recent years. It consists mainly in the identification of species from the DNA they leave in their environment. This method is based on molecular biology techniques (PCR, sequencing, etc.). Although there are many limitations, eDNA is used in various fields from genomics to ecology, paleobiology and evolution.

  • Diet analysis
  • Estimating the biodiversity of an ecosystem
  • Species detection
  • Abundance estimate

A tool to spy on wildlife

HEALTH STATUS PLANTS

DETECTION OF BYDV (Barley Yellow Dwarf)

BARLEY LEAVES AND SEEDS

Aphids (mainly Rhopalosiphum padi) present in the fall can transmit a virus (BYDV) responsible for dwarfing barley jaundice. 

The BYDV virus, Barley yellow dwarf virus is a phytovirus of the genus Luteovirus which is one of the agents responsible for the dwarfing jaundice of barley. This virus mainly infects barley crops, but also other cereals, including wheat and oats, and other grasses

Qualitative and quantitative analysis by qPCR

 

 

DETECTION OF BAYOUD 

IN THE SOILS AND ROOTS OF DATE PALM

 

PACK 8 FUNGI / PATHOGENS OF PLANTS

  • Graphiola phoenicis (Maladie : Faux charbon)
  • Thielaviopsis palmivora (Maladie : Pourriture du coeur)
  • Phytophtora palmivora (Maladie: Belât)
  • Phythium
  • Fusarium solari (Maladie : Fusariose)
  • Rhizoctonia
  • Alternaria alternata
  • Cladosporium (Maladie : cladosporiose)

 

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