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A deep understanding of halotolerant/halophilic bacteria with the ability to degrade polymers has broad relevance to biotechnological sectors, including marine biomass conversion and plastic biodegradation. Here, we investigated a carotenoid-pigmented and halotolerant bacterium, Echinicola sp. strain H1, isolated from the hepatopancreas of Tylos ponticus (associated with beached leaves of the seagrass Posidonia oceanica). We report the draft genome sequence of Echinicola sp. H1 obtained with Illumina platform. The genome was assembled de novo and was used to functionally annotate Echinicola sp. H1. This genome sequence provided essential information for future transcriptomic studies, particularly under salt stress conditions.
Keywords: GSC:MIxS;MIGS:6.0
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