Genomic analysis reveals a novel l-glucose-utilizing bacterium in soil, indicating significant biodiversity.
We report the draft genome sequence of an ʟ-glucose-utilizing bacterium, Labrys sp. strain Lb11, isolated from soil. The genome comprises 7,231,568 bp in 15 contigs, with 6,490 protein-coding genes, 9 rRNA, and 66 tRNA genes. The average nucleotide identity analysis indicates that the strain represents a novel species.
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