The use of environmental DNA (eDNA) technology has emerged as a pioneering tool in the fields of fisheries and aquaculture, offering novel approaches for the monitoring and management of aquatic ecosystems.This study explores the potential of eDNA technology usage in the research and management of aquatic ecosystems.The importance of this method is discussed in relation to a number of ecological scenarios, including the assessment of biodiversity, monitoring of fish populations and pathogens, early detection of invasive fish species, and evaluation of water quality.Additionally, it addresses the challenges and obstacles that arise in the utilization of eDNA and discusses the ethical considerations that should be taken into account in future applications.This can underscore itssignificance as a non-intrusive, economical, and exceptionally responsive tool for advancing sustainable fisheries and aquaculture practices.This comprehensive review provides an indepth analysis of the several applications of eDNA technology within the domains of fisheries and aquaculture.
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