Genome sequencing reveals metabolic potential and adaptive traits in a cyanobacterium from wastewater, suggesting future applications in bioremediation.
We report the complete genome sequence of Limnothrix sp. CMB-01, a self-flocculating cyanobacterium isolated from rare earth element wastewater. The assembled genome comprises a single circular chromosome of 4,574,928 bp with a GC content of 55.22%, providing genomic insights into the metabolic potential and adaptive traits of this underexplored cyanobacterium.
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