is a genus of acetic acid bacteria (AAB) whose members have been shown to function as insect symbionts. Here, we report the complete genome sequence of , isolated from field-collected using a hybrid assembly approach. The data provide essential insights into the metabolic functions of the symbiont to the host.
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