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Nematodes are the most widespread multicellular animals in nature and analysis of nematodes in terrestrial, freshwater and marine environments, as well as their role and function in ecosystems, can be used for environmental biomonitoring. This new edition addresses pertinent environmental issues, for example climate change and work across large spatial scales, and how these are reflected onto nematode communities. It also discusses how nematode communities may be utilised to gain relevant knowledge to mitigate the effects of these threats. Other new topics include: -Nematodes as indicators of sustainable agriculture -Nematodes in extreme environments -Novel nematode identification approaches using image analysis and machine learning -Nematodes and environmental policy -Environmental nematology education -Recommended protocols for nematode sampling and subsequent analyses. This book provides a hands-on approach suitable for readers who wish to embark and carry out practical work in environmental nematology for the first time, and for more experienced researchers. It is suitable for nematologists, soil and aquatic ecologists, agronomists and environmental scientists.
Contents
Part A: Nematode Communities as Part of Ecosystems and Food Webs 1: Roles of Nematodes in Ecosystems: their Biology and Ecology 2: Nematode Diversity in Marine, Freshwater, and Terrestrial Ecosystems 3: The Evolution of Nematode Diversity Part B: Describing Nematode Communities 4: General Community Indices for the Analysis of Nematode Assemblages 5: Indices Developed Specifically for Analysing Nematode Assemblages 6: Nematode-based Pollution Indices for Aquatic Ecosystems 7: Nematode Contributions to Ecosystem Functioning and Bioindication Under Different Land-Uses Part C: Practical Implications on the Application of Nematodes as Bioindicators 8: Case Studies Using Nematode Assemblage Analysis in Terrestrial Habitats 9: Case Studies Using Nematode Assemblage Analysis in Aquatic Habitats Part D: Threats Affecting Global Distribution of Nematodes 10: Nematodes in Extreme Environments 11: Nematodes as Indicators of Environmental Restoration in a Changing Climate 12: Soil Nematode Communities across Large Spatial Scales Part E: Methods for Studying Nematodes in the Laboratory and International Standards 13: Ecotoxicity Testing with Nematodes 14: Caenorhabditis elegans and Ecotoxicogenomics 15: Protocols for Nematode Sampling, Extraction, Morphological and Molecular ID, Index Calculation, and Toxicity Testing Part F: Policy, Education, Communication and Commercialisation 16: Environmental Policy and Nematodes 17: Education and Environmental Nematology 18: Commercial Aspects of the Use of Nematodes as Bioindicators
