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The phytopathogen subsp. DC283 causes Stewart's wilt disease in corn after transmission from the corn flea beetle insect vector. Here, we report that the complete annotated genome of DC283 has been fully assembled into one circular chromosome, 10 circular plasmids, and one linear phage.
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