We present the draft genome sequence of sp. strain VB17, which was isolated from Virginia Beach, Virginia, intertidal sediment. The 5.2-Mb genome sequence of VB17 will be useful for studying the basis for seasonal low-temperature growth and eventual taxonomic classification of the species.
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