Complete genome sequences of Rhizobium favelukesii strains T136, T1470, and T1473 from Canada
Eden S. P. Bromfield, Sylvie Cloutier
TL;DR
This paper presents the full genome sequences of three Rhizobium favelukesii strains from Canada, which are important for plant nodulation and nitrogen fixation.
Contribution
The study provides newly sequenced and complete genomes of three Rhizobium favelukesii strains, including their chromosomal and plasmid content.
Findings
Each genome includes a chromosome and multiple plasmids, totaling ~4.2 Mb and ~0.01–1.99 Mb respectively.
The genomes contain genes related to nodulation and nitrogen fixation but lack type III secretion system genes.
The strains were isolated from root-nodules of Medicago and Melilotus plants.
Abstract
We report complete genome sequences of Rhizobium favelukesii strains T136, T1470, and T1473 isolated from root-nodules of Medicago and Melilotus. Each genome comprises a chromosome (~4.2 Mb) and four to seven plasmids (~0.01–1.99 Mb) and contains predicted nodulation and nitrogen-fixation genes but lacks predicted type III secretion system genes.
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TopicsLegume Nitrogen Fixing Symbiosis · Plant Pathogenic Bacteria Studies · Coastal wetland ecosystem dynamics