Complete genome sequence of a cold-adapted humic acid degrading bacterium Pedobacter sp. PAMC 27299 from the Antarctic seashore

Abstract

<em>Pedobacter </em>sp. PAMC 27299 with humic acid cultivated on low temperature was isolated from the moss debris on the coast of the Barton Peninsula of King George Island of the maritime Antarctic region. Here, we present the complete genome sequence of <em>Pedobacter</em> sp. PAMC 27299, which contains 6,147,290 bp with a G+C content of 40.54%. PAMC 27299 may possess cold-adapted humic acid degradation enzymes with implication on global warming.