DNA-test insect diversity

Finally making insect diversity measurable – quickly, accurately and effortlessly

Everyone is talking about species extinction. Yet hardly anyone can measure it accurately.

Businesses, farmers and local authorities face the same challenge:
How can biodiversity be documented, compared and improved without expensive studies, years of
observation or inaccurate estimates?

This is exactly where DNA analysis comes in.

The truth lies in the DNA – not in counting
Traditional methods have a problem: they are time-consuming, incomplete and often subjective.

The solution: eDNA analysis (Environmental DNA)

Every insect leaves traces – on flowers, in the environment, in the water. These invisible DNA-traces
make it possible to identify species with certainty without having to catch or even see a single animal.

👉 The result: objective, reproducible and scientifically sound data.

1. Collect flowers
2. Send them in
3. We analyse the DNA they contain in the laboratory

Using the DNA traces left by the flower visitors, we reconstruct the actual diversity of insects – invisible, but measurable.