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    Thrash, J Cameron (Ed.)
    Paenibacillussp. RC80 was isolated from temperate deciduous forest soil in New England. The assembled genome is a single contig with 5,977,337 bp and 97.15% estimated completion. RC80 contains features for 2,3-butanediol dehydrogenase production and pathways involved in ethanol production. 
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    Newton, Irene L. (Ed.)
    ABSTRACT Paenibacillussp. strain RC67 was isolated from the Harvard Forest long-term soil warming experiment. The assembled genome is a single contig with 7,963,753 bp and 99.4% completion. Genome annotation suggests that the isolate is of a novel bacterial species. 
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    Rasko, David (Ed.)
    ABSTRACT The complete genome sequence ofBacillus thuringiensisstrain RC340, isolated from an environmental microbiology experiment soil sample is presented here.B. thuringiensisstrain RC340 sequenced by GridION consists of a single genome consisting of 5.86 million bases, 8,152 predicted genes, and 0.23% contamination. 
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    Baltrus, David A. (Ed.)
    ABSTRACT Paenibacillus spp. RC334 and RC343 were isolated from heated soil in a long-term soil warming experiment. Both genomes were 5.98 Mb and assembled as a single contig. We describe the assembly and annotation of the two high-quality draft genomes for these isolates here. 
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