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(N/A) HerbariumMuseum$(1)$ It is a storehouse of dried,pressed,and preserved plant specimens.$(1)$ It is a collection of preserved plants,animals,and

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(N/A) HerbariumMuseum$(1)$ It is a storehouse of dried,pressed,and preserved plant specimens.$(1)$ It is a collection of preserved plants,animals,and fossils for study and reference.$(2)$ Specimens are mounted on sheets and arranged according to a universally accepted system of classification.$(2)$ Specimens are preserved in containers or jars in preservative solutions or as dry specimens.$(3)$ It serves as a quick referral system in taxonomical studies.$(3)$ It provides information about the morphology,anatomy,and evolutionary history of organisms.$(4)$ It is primarily focused on plant taxonomy.$(4)$ It includes a wider range of biological specimens including animals and fossils.

Column $I$	Column $II$
$a.$ Ex-situ conservation	$(i)$ Central National Herbarium
$b.$ Quick referral system	$(ii)$ Museum
$c.$ Preserved plants and animals	$(iii)$ Flora
$d.$ Actual account of habitat and distribution of plants of a given area	$(iv)$ Royal Botanical Gardens,Kew

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Herbarium	Museum
$(1)$ It is a storehouse of dried,pressed,and preserved plant specimens.	$(1)$ It is a collection of preserved plants,animals,and fossils for study and reference.
$(2)$ Specimens are mounted on sheets and arranged according to a universally accepted system of classification.	$(2)$ Specimens are preserved in containers or jars in preservative solutions or as dry specimens.
$(3)$ It serves as a quick referral system in taxonomical studies.	$(3)$ It provides information about the morphology,anatomy,and evolutionary history of organisms.
$(4)$ It is primarily focused on plant taxonomy.	$(4)$ It includes a wider range of biological specimens including animals and fossils.