Biology, asked by anshika461, 8 months ago

biosystematic aims at ?

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The aim of biosystematics is to Delimiting the various taxa of the organisms and to establish their relationship. The term Biosystematics can be defined as a 'taxonomy of the living populations'. As per the current day classification of the plants, the species is considered to be a basic unit

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