Taxonomy without phylogeny is like bones without flesh was remarked by
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it is none other than Takhtajan who clearly stated the fact that
"taxonomy without phylogeny is similar to bones without flesh"
it is all about the importance of phylogeny in the overall process of taxonomy.
just like living beings are incomplete without bones and flesh, similarly without phylogeny it is difficult to carry out with taxonomy.
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