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Abstract Accurate and rapid taxonomic classifications are essential for systematically exploring organisms and metabolites in diverse environments. Many tools have been developed for biological taxonomic trees, but limitations apply, and a streamlined method for constructing chemical taxonomic trees is lacking. We present the iPhylo suite ( https://www.iphylo.net/ ), a comprehensive, automated, and interactive platform for biological and chemical taxonomic analysis. The iPhylo suite includes the Tree and Visual web-based modules for interactive building and annotating biological and chemical taxonomic trees, and a stand- alone command-line interface (CLI) module for local use and deployment on high-performance computing clusters. Furthermore, the iPhylo visualization module is fully implemented in R, allowing users to save progress locally and modify the underlying R codes. Finally, the iPhylo CLI module extends the analysis to all hierarchical relational databases. In summary, the iPhylo suite provides an integrated interactive framework for in-depth taxonomic analyses of biological and chemical features and beyond. Highlights A platform for both biological and chemical classification analysis and visualizations. A stand-alone Command line interface module for local or HPC deployment. R-based interactive visualization module with session-saving options. Supports customized hierarchical databases for analysis beyond taxonomy.
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