Publikation: Anthropogenic impact on the historical phytoplankton community of Lake Constance reconstructed by multimarker analysis of sediment-core environmental DNA
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During the 20th century, many lakes in the Northern Hemisphere were affected by increasing human population and urbanisation along their shorelines and catchment, resulting in aquatic eutrophication. Ecosystem monitoring commenced only after the changes became apparent, precluding any examination of timing and dynamics of initial community change in the past and comparison of pre- and post-impact communities. Peri-Alpine Lake Constance (Germany) underwent a mid-century period of eutrophication followed by re-oligotrophication since the 1980s, and is now experiencing warm temperatures. We extended the period for which monitoring data of indicator organisms exists by analysing historical environmental DNA (eDNA) from a sediment core dating back some 110 years. Using three metabarcoding markers - for microbial eukaryotes, diatoms and cyanobacteria - we revealed two major breakpoints of community change, in the 1930s and the mid-1990s. In our core, the latest response was exhibited by diatoms, which are classically used as paleo-bioindicators for the trophic state of lakes. Following re-oligotrophication, overall diversity values reverted to similar ones of the early 20th century, but multivariate analysis indicated that the present community is substantially dissimilar. Community changes of all three groups were strongly correlated to phosphorus concentration changes, whereas significant relationships to temperature were only observed when we did not account for temporal autocorrelation. Our results indicate that each microbial group analysed exhibited a unique response, highlighting the particular strength of multimarker analysis of eDNA, which is not limited to organisms with visible remains and can therefore discover yet unknown responses and abiotic-biotic relationships.
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IBRAHIM, Anan, Eric CAPO, Martin WESSELS, Isabel MARTIN, Axel MEYER, David SCHLEHECK, Laura S. EPP, 2021. Anthropogenic impact on the historical phytoplankton community of Lake Constance reconstructed by multimarker analysis of sediment-core environmental DNA. In: Molecular Ecology. Wiley. 2021, 30(13), pp. 3040-3056. ISSN 0962-1083. eISSN 1365-294X. Available under: doi: 10.1111/mec.15696BibTex
@article{Ibrahim2021-07Anthr-51434, year={2021}, doi={10.1111/mec.15696}, title={Anthropogenic impact on the historical phytoplankton community of Lake Constance reconstructed by multimarker analysis of sediment-core environmental DNA}, number={13}, volume={30}, issn={0962-1083}, journal={Molecular Ecology}, pages={3040--3056}, author={Ibrahim, Anan and Capo, Eric and Wessels, Martin and Martin, Isabel and Meyer, Axel and Schleheck, David and Epp, Laura S.} }
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