Abstract

ABSTRACTBlood disease bacterium A2 HR-MARDI was isolated from banana plants infected with banana blood disease and which were planted in Kuala Kangsar, Malaysia. Here, we report a draft genome sequence of blood disease bacterium A2 HR-MARDI, which could provide important information on the virulence mechanism of this pathogen.

Highlights

  • Blood disease bacterium A2 HR-Malaysia Agricultural and Research Development Institute (MARDI) was isolated from banana plants infected with banana blood disease and which were planted in Kuala Kangsar, Malaysia

  • Gene models of Blood disease bacterium (BDB) A2 HR-MARDI were predicted by using ab initio software Prodigal version 2.60

  • There were 3,276 predicted coding sequences (CDSs) (Ն30 amino acids [aa]) found in the chromosome, whereas 1,340 CDSs were found in the megaplasmid

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Introduction

Blood disease bacterium A2 HR-MARDI was isolated from banana plants infected with banana blood disease and which were planted in Kuala Kangsar, Malaysia. Blood disease bacterium A2 HR-MARDI was identified using a bioassay and a pathogenicity test. The identity of this bacterium was confirmed using 16S rRNA gene cloning. The genome was sequenced using PacBio RS II sequencing platform, which generated 2 single-molecule real-time (SMRT) cells of sequencing data of 20 kb.

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