Genome sequencing reveals plasmids in roseomonas sp. WA12 from the rhizosphere of artemisia, indicating ecological significance.
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.
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