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The aim is to present the complete genome sequence of roseomonas sp. WA12.

March 15, 2026Open Access

Complete genome sequence of Roseomonas sp. WA12 isolated from the rhizosphere of Artemisia ordosica

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The aim is to present the complete genome sequence of roseomonas sp. WA12.
Isolated roseomonas sp. WA12 from the rhizosphere soil of artemisia ordosica.
Sequenced the genome consisting of one circular chromosome and three plasmids.
Analyzed GC content of the chromosome and plasmids.
The genome is 4,787,499 bp with a GC content of 69.70%.
Plasmid A measures 731,044 bp with a GC of 66.04%.
Plasmid B is 219,984 bp with a GC of 65.08%.
Plasmid C is 44,809 bp with a GC of 67.83%.

Abstract

We report the complete genome sequence of Roseomonas sp. WA12, a strain isolated from the rhizosphere soil of Artemisia ordosica, which is grown in Jungar Banner, China. The genome consists of a circular chromosome (4,787,499 bp; GC content: 69.70%) and three circular plasmids, which are named plasmid A (731,044 bp; GC: 66.04%), plasmid B (219,984 bp; GC: 65.08%), and plasmid C (44,809 bp; GC: 67.83%), respectively.

Complete genome sequence of Roseomonas sp. WA12 isolated from the rhizosphere of Artemisia ordosica

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