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This analysis reports the complete genome sequence of an endophytic bacterium isolated from wheat seeds, revealing potential benefits for nutrient metabolism and antifungal properties.
We report the complete genome sequence of Enterobacter vonholyi strain IBGEEm25P6, an endophyte isolated from wheat seeds. The 4.7-Mb genome is predicted to encode diverse biosynthetic genes putatively associated with nutrient metabolism and antifungal activity, including genes predicted to be involved in nitrogen fixation.
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