Complete Genome Sequence of Cellulomonas sp. JZ18, a Root Endophytic Bacterium Isolated from the Perennial Desert Tussock-Grass Panicum turgidum

Cellulomonas sp. JZ18 is a gram-positive, rod shaped bacterium that was previously isolated from the root endosphere of perennial desert tussock-grass Panicum turgidum. Genome coverage PacBio sequencing approximately 199X. assembly generated single chromosome 7,421,843 base pairs with guanine-cytosine (GC) content 75.60% 3240 protein coding sequences, 361 pseudo genes, three ribosomal RNA operons, non-coding RNAs and 45 transfer RNAs. Comparison JZ18′s genome type strains same genus, using digital DNA–DNA hybridization average nucleotide identity calculations, revealed might potentially belong to new species. Functional analysis presence genes may complement observed biochemical plant phenotypes. Furthermore, number enzymes could be potential use in industrial processes as biocatalysts. analysis, coupled comparative genomics, endophytic bacteria for their growth promoting activities under different soil conditions will accelerate knowledge applications biostimulants sustainable agriculture.