Metagenomic analysis identifies six complete Bacillota genomes in sugarcane mill mud, highlighting genetic diversity and potential applications.
The genomes of six bacteria from the phylum Bacillota were assembled from metagenomic DNA extracted from sugarcane mill mud obtained immediately after heat treatment. These metagenome-assembled genomes were 94.5%–99.8% complete, with <2% contamination, and ranged from 2.6 Mb to 6.5 Mb, encoded 2573–5724 predicted proteins, and had G + C contents from 37% to 46%.
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