Pseudomonas lini Strain ZBG1 Revealed Carboxylic Acid Utilization and Copper Resistance Features Required for Adaptation to Vineyard Soil Environment: A Draft Genome Analysis

  • Chan K
  • Chong T
  • Adrian T
  • et al.
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Abstract

Pseudomonas lini strain ZBG1 was isolated from the soil of vineyard in Zellenberg, France and the draft genome was reported in this study. Bioinformatics analyses of the genome revealed presence of genes encoding tartaric and malic acid utilization as well as copper resistance that correspond to the adaptation this strain in vineyard soil environment.

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Chan, K.-G., Chong, T.-M., Adrian, T.-G.-S., Kher, H. L., Grandclément, C., Faure, D., … Hong, K.-W. (2016). Pseudomonas lini Strain ZBG1 Revealed Carboxylic Acid Utilization and Copper Resistance Features Required for Adaptation to Vineyard Soil Environment: A Draft Genome Analysis. Journal of Genomics, 4, 26–28. https://doi.org/10.7150/jgen.16146

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