Which of the following taxonomical aids has a collection of living plants for the purpose of study?

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A herbarium is a collection of dried and pressed plants, preserved on sheets.
Botanical gardens have a collection of living plants for taxonomic studies.
Zoological parks are places that protect wild animals under human supervision.
Manual provides information of the name of species found in a particular area. It helps in the identification of a species.

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