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    Becket, Elinne (Ed.)
    ABSTRACT We examined the dynamics of soil microbiomes under heat press disturbance from an underground coal mine fire in Centralia, PA. Here, we present metagenomic sequencing and assembly data from soil microbiomes across seven consecutive years at repeatedly sampled fire-affected sites along with unaffected reference sites. 
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    Becket, Elinne (Ed.)
    ABSTRACT We recovered 57 bacterial metagenome-assembled genomes (MAGs) from benthic microbial mat pinnacles from Lake Vanda, Antarctica. These MAGs provide access to genomes from polar environments and can assist in culturing and utilizing these Antarctic bacteria. 
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    Becket, Elinne (Ed.)
    ABSTRACT Here, we present the genomes of two soil actinobacteria:Arthrobactersp. strain AZCC_0090 andMycobacteriumsp. strain AZCC_0083, isolated from oligotrophic subsurface soils in Southern Arizona, USA. 
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    Becket, Elinne (Ed.)
    ABSTRACT Here we report the complete, closed genome of the non-toxicMicrocystis aeruginosaPCC7806 ΔmcyBmutant strain. This genome is 5,103,923 bp long, with a GC content of 42.07%. Compared to the published wild-type genome (Microcystis aeruginosaPCC7806SL), there is evidence of accumulated mutations beyond the inserted chloramphenicol resistance marker. 
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