taxonomy identification for fungi
If the sequenced ITS2 matches with 100 percent identity to five different species from the UNITE-INSD ITS dataset, then what to conclude from this?
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Please explain your problem better, including the acronyms. Not everyone here will be familiar with UNITE-INSD ITS (me included). Hint: if you can't spend a paragraph of 5-6 sentences and provide enough details, your problem is possibly not important enough to justify our effort.