What is the definition of taxonomy?

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a method of grouping organisms

a way of classifying organisms

Answer 2

the way of classifying organisms

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Taxonomy is the science of categorizing and naming organisms based on shared characteristics. It involves classifying organisms into hierarchical groupings such as kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus, and species. Taxonomy helps to organize and understand the diversity of life on Earth.

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'The science or technique of classification' is the technical definition. Taxonomy is used to produce a hierarchical system in which units can be grouped and typed.

For living creatures, taxonomy is biological classification (Linnaean classification), which assigns names and relationships, both among species and within species. Each type of organism is given a distinctive name and assigned a complete hierarchy, either of which could be changed over time.
Taxonomy is the science and practice of organized systems of classification.

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it is when a scientist uses the binomial nomenclature system to organize plants based on their characteristics. it will start out with the domain being Eukaryota, then the kingdom will be plants and it will depend from there on where the plant is put

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without the naming of organisms we wouldnt know which organism is which, and we would not know good organisms from bad and so on.
classification and identification terminology

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Taxonomy is a branch of Biology which deals with the identification, nomenclature and classification of organism.

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The science of classification of organisms is taxonomy,general name for groups or categories within a classification system.

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A method of grouping organism

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A way of classifying organisms