Abstract

The Pedobacter sp. Hv1 strain was isolated from the medicinal leech, Hirudo verbana, mucosal castings. These mucosal sheds have been demonstrated to play a role in horizontal symbiont transmission. Here, we report the draft 4.9 Mbp genome sequence of Pedobacter sp. strain Hv1.

Highlights

  • The genus Pedobacter was reclassified from the genus Sphingobacterium in 1998 [1] due to various phenotypic variations

  • Members of the Pedobacter genus have been described from water and soil samples, as well as from the microbiotas of nematodes, dung beetles, and mosquitoes [2,3,4]

  • An additional assembly was generated using AbySS [8] with varying k-mer lengths, which were aligned with the CLC assembly using Mauve [9, 10]

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Summary

Introduction

Members of the Pedobacter genus have been described from water and soil samples, as well as from the microbiotas of nematodes, dung beetles, and mosquitoes [2,3,4]. Strain Hv1 was identified as the most abundant bacterium within the mucosal casts of medicinal leeches (Hirudo verbana) [5]. We present a draft genome of Pedobacter sp.

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