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We isolated a strain of the genus from Daihai Lake in Inner Mongolia. The complete genome size is 2,614,554 bp, with a genomic DNA G + C content of 39.3%. Metabolic pathway analysis indicates that strain f15 is a potential lactic acid-fermenting bacterium with industrial applications in lactate fermentation.
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