10 Questions
Taxonomy is the science of classifying organisms using a system of nomenclature.
True
Each taxon represents an unnamed taxonomic unit.
False
The hierarchical categories in taxonomy ideally represent artificial relationships between taxa.
False
Botanical nomenclature system includes only the place of origin of plants.
False
Carlos Linnaeus was a zoologist known for his work in plant nomenclature.
False
The botanical nomenclature system introduced by Linnaeus is no longer used today.
False
Linnaeus' classification ideas had no influence on future generations of biologists.
False
In Linnaeus' nomenclature system, the genus is indicated by the first Latin word spelled with a lowercase letter.
False
Understanding the relationship between species is not necessary for pharmacogenetic work.
False
Botanical classification has no relevance to pharmacological or clinical studies.
False
Test your knowledge on the classification of natural products, plant nomenclature, and taxonomy. Learn about the science of naming organisms and their correct integration into the existing system of nomenclature.
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