Genomic characterization of Mesorhizobium sp. ORM16 reveals insights on plant–microbe interactions, highlighting new molecular taxonomy.
Mesorhizobium sp. strain ORM16 was isolated from root nodules of Ononis repens, which grows wild in the Maamora cork oak forest (Rabat, Morocco). The complete genomic characterization enhances our understanding of the genetic basis of plant–microbe interactions in Mediterranean forest environments and contributes to the molecular taxonomy of rhizobial microsymbionts.
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