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Quantifying the impact of tree-diebacks and salvage logging on mountain forest biodiversity using

metabarcoding

L. Sire, Rodolphe Rougerie, Christophe Bouget, Laurent Larrieu, Béatrice Courtial, Antoine Bézier, Danxia Yu, Elisabeth Herniou, Carlos

Lopez-Vaamonde

To cite this version:

L. Sire, Rodolphe Rougerie, Christophe Bouget, Laurent Larrieu, Béatrice Courtial, et al.. Quanti- fying the impact of tree-diebacks and salvage logging on mountain forest biodiversity using metabar- coding. 4ème colloque de Génomique Environnementale, Sep 2017, Marseille, France. pp.1, 2017.

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> Deliverables

• Comprehensive DNA barcode reference libraries for saproxylic beetles.

• An innovative workflow and laboratory protocol for biomonitoring forest biodiversity using metabarcoding.

• A complete list of species or species-level OTUs for each collecting event for biodiversity assessments.

• Measures of the difference in taxonomic, phylogenetic and functional diversity for invertebrates communities in forest plots differently impacted by climate

change in two régions of the French Pyrenees.

Quantifying the impact of tree-diebacks and salvage logging on mountain forest

biodiversity using metabarcoding

> Background:

Climate change scenarii predict continued rising temperatures and an increase in the intensity and frequency of climate extremes. Extensive tree mortality (forest diebacks) are expected to become more widespread, frequent and severe. Tree diebacks is often followed by removal of dead trees by foresters (salvage logging).

> Methodology:

56 experimental plots have been set up in the in French Pyrenees silver fir- dominated moutain forests (Pays de Sault and Aure valley).

Environmental measurements:

• Local dieback assessment (ARCHI), tree defoliation index, mistletoe occurrence.

• Remote sensing data.

• Dendrometric measurements, stand structure, deadwood and tree-related microhabitats.

DNA barcoding reference libraries for French saproxylic beetles (PASSIFOR):

• 1571 specimens, 785 COI barcodes, 485 species, 53 families.

Metabarcoding:

• Development of a metabarcoding and standardized bioinformatical pipeline.

• Test of metabarcoding analysis from preservative ethanol

Sciencesconf.org:ge2017:162171

Lucas SIRE1, Rodolphe ROUGERIE2, Christophe BOUGET3, Laurent LARRIEU4, Béatrice COURTIAL5, Annie BEZIER1, Douglas YU6, Elisabeth HERNIOU1, Carlos LOPEZ-VAAMONDE1,5

1 : IRBI UMR CNRS 7261 – Université François Rabelais de Tours – Tours, France; 2 : Muséum national d’Histoire Naturelle, UMR 7205 ISYEB – Paris, France; 3 : Irstea, UR EFNO, Nogent-sur-Vernisson, France; 4 : INRA, UMR 1201 DYNAFOR & CNPF/CRPFOcc – Toulouse, France; 5 : INRA, UR0633 Zoologie Forestière – Orléans, France, 6 : Kunming Institute of Zoology, Yunnan, China.

> Main objective:

To measure the impact of climate induced silver fir forest diebacks and associated salvage logging on insect biodiversity using mass trapping and analysis of bulk samples with DNA (meta)barcoding.

Biomonitoring using mass trapping:

• One Malaise trap and two interception traps per plot deployed from May to September 2017.

• Samples collected once a month (224 Malaise samples and 448 polytrapTM samples in total).

> Metabarcoding & Bioinformatic pipeline:

> Reference:

Marie Lissndra Zepeda-Mendoza, Kristine Bohmann, Aldo Carmona Baez, M. Thomas P. Gilbert. 2016. « DAMe: a toolkit for the initial processing of datasets with PCR replicates of double-tagged amplicons for DNA metabarcoding analyses » BMC Research Notes.

(9):255. DOI 10.1186/s13104-016-2064-9

mtDNA strand

Tagged primers per individual & PCR

ATCGT

TAC GA

TACGA

TAC GA

ILLUMINA indices per plate

Pooling & Sequencing

Plate sorting with ILLUMINA indices

3 PCRs to remove jump-tags

Individual sorting with tagged primers

Individual COI barcode consensus recovery Sequence alignment

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