Microbe sample from Klebsiella variicola

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Organism: Klebsiella variicola
cellular organisms; Bacteria; Pseudomonadota; Gammaproteobacteria; Enterobacterales; Enterobacteriaceae; Klebsiella/Raoultella group; Klebsiella

Attributes

isolation source	Missing
strain	KP5-1
geographic location	USA
host	Nezara viridula (Cotton Pathogen Vector; southern green stink bug)
collection date	2005
altitude	112 m
biomaterial provider	Enrique Gino Medrano 2765 F&B Rd. College Station, Texas 77845
collected by	Alois Bell
biomaterial provider	USDA-ARS
host tissue sampled	Nezara viridula
identified by	USDA-ARS
latitude and longitude	30.60 N 96.31 W
passage history	20 passages by culture transfer
sample size	purified culture
serotype	K3/K68
temperature	37C
sample type	missing
K. pneumoniae cotton pathogen	opportunistic bacterial disease agent
note	Originally submitted as Klebsiella pneumoniae subsp. pneumoniae KP5-1 but changed in October 2018 because of ANI results to Klebsiella variicola

Description: The genome sequence of a bacterial cotton pathogen was generated for the purpose of defining the genetics of the pathogenicity. Novel gene products involved in boll diseases are expected to be identified. These data will likely illuminate basic mechanisms that relate to the infection process interference with cell wall or other cellular metabolism, and seed and fiber development. This investigation will accelerate our goal of developing technology to alert producers of potential pathogen reservoirs and the presence of infectious agents in stink bugs as well as determine whether there is an increased probability for stink bugs to carry pathogens.