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- A collection of 44 bacterial isolates from the epicuticular wax of energy sorghum stems is available for research at Michigan State University.
- These isolates were selected for their potential plant-beneficial traits and showcase a diverse range of characteristics.
- The study provides detailed information on their taxonomy and whole-genome sequences, contributing to the understanding of beneficial bacteria in plant interactions.
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A collection of 44 isolates isolated from the epicuticular wax of stems of energy sorghum is available at the Great Lakes Bioenergy Researcher Center, Michigan State University, MI, USA. We enriched bacteria with putative plant-beneficial phenotypes and include information on their phenotypic diversity, taxonomy, and whole-genome sequences.
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