Whole Genome Sequencing of and Isolates Extracted from Sugar Beet Roots
Overview
Overview
Journal
Microbiol Resour Announc
Publisher
American Society for Microbiology
Specialty
Microbiology
Date
2024 Sep 11
PMID
39258906
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Abstract
and are important lactic acid bacteria identified in rotted tissues of roots in the field and stored sugar beets. Here, we announce the genomes of and , isolated from post-harvest sugar beet roots from Idaho and Minnesota.
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