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AP EAMCET Botany Unit 4: Plant Systematics — practice questions — page 2

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A herbarium specialising in specimens of wood is called a

  1. fungarium
  2. hortorium
  3. xylarium
  4. exsiccatum
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Correct answer: C. xylarium

A xylarium is a herbarium of wood specimens.

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A collection of preserved fungi is known as a

  1. xylarium
  2. fungarium
  3. hortorium
  4. exsiccata
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Correct answer: B. fungarium

Fungarium is the mycology term for a herbarium of preserved fungi.

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The original specimens on which a species was founded are called

  1. flimsies
  2. vouchers
  3. types
  4. exsiccata
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Correct answer: C. types

Types are the original specimens on which the study of a species was based, and they greatly add to a herbarium's value.

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