Detecting bumble bees in the wild using environmental DNA: development and validation of a qPCR assay for the endangered Franklin’s bumble bee ( <i>Bombus franklini</i> )
Michaela R. Grossklaus(United States Geological Survey), Jeffrey G. Everett(United States Fish and Wildlife Service), David S. Pilliod(United States Geological Survey), Yer Lor, Marissa Kaminski(United States Geological Survey), Stephen F. Spear(United States Geological Survey), Amanda Boone(United States Geological Survey), Akhil Kholwadwala(United States Fish and Wildlife Service), Matthew B. Laramie(United States Geological Survey)
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