# Genome sequence of Cohnella sp. M.A.Huq-80 isolated from pond-side soil located in Anseong, South Korea

## TL;DR

This paper presents the genome sequence of a new Cohnella bacteria strain from soil in South Korea.

## Contribution

The novel contribution is the draft genome sequence of Cohnella sp. M.A.Huq-80, isolated from a specific South Korean soil sample.

## Key findings

- The genome is 6,429,982 base pairs long and contains 5,416 predicted protein-coding genes.
- The strain belongs to the genus Cohnella, known for soil ecological roles and enzyme production.

## Abstract

This study reports the draft genome sequence of Cohnella sp. M.A.Huq-80, a bacterial strain isolated from the soil sample of a pond located in Anseong, South Korea, in 2021. The genome consists of 6,429,982 base pairs assembled into 45 contigs, encoding 5,416 predicted protein coding genes. Members of the genus Cohnella are significant for their roles in soil ecology and for producing thermostable enzymes valuable in biotechnology and biomass degradation.