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Chromid-like secondary replicons as predicted key sites of biosynthetic gene clusters in
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Soils harbor immense biosynthetic gene cluster (BGC) diversity that mediates microbial interactions, yet this potential remains unevenly mapped and poorly characterized across diverse bacterial lineages. IMPORTANCE: Soil bacteria produce many of the small molecules that become medicines and help microbes interact with each other. Yet most of this chemical diversity remains unexplored because many soil lineages are difficult to cultivate and remain genomically underrepresented. Much of what we know comes from well-studied groups such as actinomycetes, leaving many soil lineages largely unexplored. We analyzed 183 genomes from
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