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Sasha Langley1, Thomas Eng1,2, Kenneth H Wan1
1BioSciences Area, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Berkeley, California, USA.
Abstract:
Agrobacterium sp. strain 33MFTa1.1 was isolated for functional host-microbe interaction studies from the Thlaspi arvense root-associated microbiome. The complete genome is comprised of a circular chromosome of 2,771,937 bp, a linear chromosome of 2,068,443 bp, and a plasmid of 496,948 bp, with G+C contents of 59%, 59%, and 58%, respectively.
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