Draft genome sequence reveals genomic details of Gluconobacter cerinus isolated from sugarbeet roots, suggesting agricultural significance.
Gluconobacter cerinus is an important acetic acid bacterium identified in rotted tissues of sugarbeet root. Here, we announce the draft genome of a G. cerinus strain isolated from postharvest sugarbeet root, which was assembled into three contigs with a total length of 3,324,464 bp and a GC content of 56.1%.
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