We report here the draft genome sequence of Pseudomonas sp. strain 1239, a bacterium that is potentially usable as a biostimulant for agriculture or in depollution. Its genome encodes resistance to mercury, heavy metals, and several antibiotics. It is potentially able to produce marinocine, a broad-spectrum antibiotic.
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