Diversity and Ecological Function Analysis of Nematode eDNA in Sediments of South China Sea Coral Reefs

This project aims to explore the diversity of nematode environmental DNA (eDNA) in sediments of South China Sea coral reefs and analyze their ecological functions. Through sequencing analysis, we will investigate the genetic diversity of nematodes in different sediment samples from South China Sea coral reefs to understand their species composition, abundance, and distribution. Through this research, we can better understand the ecological roles of nematodes in South China Sea coral reef sediments, providing scientific evidence for the conservation of the South China Sea ecosystem. The results of this project will help reveal the relationship between microbial diversity and ecological functions in South China Sea coral reef ecosystems, providing important insights for biodiversity conservation and marine environmental management.