Why are the cytological evidence and phsiological evidences essential in systematic research?
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The systematic research of the plant taxonomy is necessary for the botanists and they need to provide cytological and physiological evidences to prove their theories.
The taxonomy of a plant species depends on the structures of the roots, stems, flowers, leaves, fruits and seeds. The internal or anatomical structures of these plant parts and their habits are also used as physiological evidences in a botanical research to prove the identity of a plant.
The cytological evidences deal with structures and functions of different organelles present in a plant cell, which are used to determine the definite species of the plant kingdom.
The taxonomy of a plant species depends on the structures of the roots, stems, flowers, leaves, fruits and seeds. The internal or anatomical structures of these plant parts and their habits are also used as physiological evidences in a botanical research to prove the identity of a plant.
The cytological evidences deal with structures and functions of different organelles present in a plant cell, which are used to determine the definite species of the plant kingdom.
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Science is the pursuit and application of knowledge and understanding of the natural and social world following a systematic methodology based on evidence. Scientific methodology includes the following: ... Evidence. Experiment and/or observation as benchmarks for testing hypotheses.
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