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You can classify your rRNA amplicon sequences by inputting a standard FASTA file to match against SILVA or Greengenes2 references and MGnify taxonomy, generating consistent taxonomic labels for your sequences.

Yes, the rRNA taxonomy assignment supports seamless integration with QIIME2 pipelines, allowing you to incorporate reference-driven classification and custom classifier training directly into your reproducible analysis workflows.

The rRNA taxonomy tool supports 16S, 18S, and ITS amplicons, enabling comprehensive reference-driven taxonomy assignment and comparative taxonomic profiling across diverse microbiome and environmental datasets.

Comparing taxonomic profiles across experiments is achieved by leveraging MGnify integration, which aligns your rRNA amplicon classification results against standardized reference databases to deliver consistent taxonomic labels.

While reference databases like Greengenes2 are required for classification, the workflow supports custom classifier training, allowing you to tailor the taxonomy assignment process for highly reproducible analyses.

Assigning taxonomy to environmental rRNA datasets requires established reference databases such as SILVA and Greengenes2, along with MGnify integration, to accurately annotate and classify your ribosomal RNA sequences.