Draft genome reveals 4,339 protein-coding genes in Enterobacter sp. I4, indicating potential for investigating secondary metabolism.
We report the draft genome sequence of Enterobacter sp. strain I4, an endophytic bacterium isolated from healthy Aloe barbadensis Miller leaves and stems. The 4.7-Mb genome (56.5% GC) comprises three contigs and encodes 4,339 predicted protein-coding genes, providing a genomic resource for investigating endophyte-host interactions and secondary metabolism.
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