Complete genomes of bacteria from Pinus radiata soils reveal microbial diversity, indicating future ecological insights.
Complete bacterial genomes and functional annotations of 20 isolates from planted Pinus radiata forest soils in New Zealand are reported. These genomes expand the taxonomic and functional representation of forest soil microbes in genome databases, supporting future microbial ecology studies.
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