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Chromobacterium sp. strain Ocala ( C .sp_O, syn. IIBBL 290-4) was isolated from water and sediment collected from a lake in the Ocala National Forest, Florida, USA. We describe the isolation, sequencing, and phylogeny of this unique Chromobacterium strain. The research will support understanding of the Chromobacterium genus.
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