MCQ
Linnaeus is credited for introduction of
- ✓Binomial system of nomenclature
- BThe principle of independent assortment
- CThe concept of inheritance of acquired characters
- DThe law of limiting factors
✓
Answer
Correct option: A.
Binomial system of nomenclature
a
(a) The 'Binomial system of nomenclature' was explained by carl Linnaeus in his book 'species plantarum' in $1753$. According to this system name of any organism/plant consist of two words. First represents its 'genera' and second its 'species'.
(a) The 'Binomial system of nomenclature' was explained by carl Linnaeus in his book 'species plantarum' in $1753$. According to this system name of any organism/plant consist of two words. First represents its 'genera' and second its 'species'.
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