Bradyrhizobium embrapense CNPSo 2833 is a nitrogen-fixing symbiont of the legume pasture Desmodium. Its draft genome contains 8,267,832bp and 7876 CDSs. The symbiotic island includes nodulation and nitrogen fixation genes resembling the operon organization of B. japonicum. Several CDSs related to secretion proteins and stress tolerance were also identified.
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