Environmental DNA Impact Factor, Quartile, Indexing, Ranking

Environmental DNA (ED) is a scholarly journal dedicated to publishing research in the field of Environmental Science, and Published by John Wiley and Sons. and its abbreviation is Environ DNA.

The Publicaiton fees (APC) is For Non Member $2,880 USD / £2,190 GBP / €2,480 EUR, For Member $2,304 USD / £1,752 GBP / €1,984 EUR.

Environmental DNA is a fully double-blinded peer reviewed open access journal. The journal publishes papers that pertain to the analyses of environmental DNA (eDNA) (including ancient DNA, non-invasive sampling, diet analyses, metabarcoding, metagenomics, microbial ecology and pathogens) and address questions of both basic and applied relevance. Research areas (and non-exclusive examples of applications) of interest to Environmental DNA include but are not limited to:

♦ Experimental eDNA work: Testing the impact of physico-chemical factors (e.g. natural biogeochemistry and PCR pollutants) on eDNA, degradation, transport, shedding and detection rate, comparing detectionand abundance estimate with conventional methods.

♦ Trophic and community ecology: Ecosystem dynamics, functional diversity, predator-prey interactions (e.g. diet analysis), host-associated microbiota.

♦ Palaeo-environments: Past species and community diversity and abundance measurements, inference in space and time.

♦ Biomonitoring, conservation biology: Single- and multi-species detection, comprehensive biodiversity at different scales, abundance estimates, detection of rare, cryptic and endangered species, non-invasive sampling, management (e.g. fisheries), occurrence and detection estimates.

♦ Invasion biology: Early species detection at low abundance, passive surveillance, impacts on ecosystems, vectors and pathways of dispersal.

♦ Environmental assessment: Impacts of pollutants and other environmental disturbance on species and communities, microbial source tracking (fecal bacteria or pathogens).

♦ Physical eDNA properties: Uptake and transformation based on geochemistry, particles, organic chemistry or microbial community.

♦ Techniques and methods: Engineering development, developing, testing and evaluating eDNA biotechnology and biostatistical approaches.

• Journal Website
• PubMed
• Scopus
• SCImago