Draft genome sequences of three ruminant-associated Eubacteriales: <i>Eubacterium ruminantium</i> ATCC 17233<sup>T</sup>, <i>Eubacterium uniforme</i> ATCC 35992<sup>T</sup>, and <i>Lacrimispora xylanisolvens</i> DSM 3808<sup>T</sup>.
Uncover the hidden microbial world of ruminants! Our study unveils the genomes of three key Eubacteriales, shedding light on their roles in these unique ecosystems.
This research provides the first draft genome sequences for three ruminant-associated Eubacteriales bacteria: Eubacterium ruminantium, Eubacterium uniforme, and Lacrimispora xylanisolvens. By sequencing their genomes, we gained insights into the genetic potential and metabolic capabilities of these understudied microbes. The findings suggest these bacteria play important roles in the complex rumen environment, potentially contributing to fiber digestion and nutrient cycling. This work lays the foundation for further investigations into the ecological significance and biotechnological applications of these ruminant-associated microorganisms, despite the limited scope of the current draft genomes.