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Which of the following system of classification is based on gross morphology of plants?

  1. Natural system
  2. Artificial system
  3. Practical system
  4. All system
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Which of the following system of classification is based on gross morphology of plants?
Updated OnJan 28, 2023
TopicDiversity in the Living World
SubjectBiology
ClassClass 11
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