Question

George Bentham and J.D. Hooker gave the most important natural system of classification of angiosperms. They arranged and classified all plants known at that time on the basis of all available natural affinities. This system has few drawbacks. This system is better than any artificial system of classification because

• A. It places gymnosperms between dicots and monocots
• B. It indicates phylogenetic relationships of different taxa
• C. It often results in placing of unrelated organisms in a group.
• D. It does not employ characters from biochemistry and genetics

Answer 1

The correct option is B

It indicates phylogenetic relationships of different taxa

It indicates phylogenetic relationships of different taxa