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Q. Rules of Nomenclature classification?

The Rules of Nomenclature prescribed the categories into which plants should be classified. These categories constitute the units of classification. Their sequence and order of importance is fixed by the Rules. The units of classification are arranged below regressively in descending order from units of greatest magnitude to units of least magnitude. In this unit we will discuss only three units of classification namely, Family, Genera and Species.


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