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Which book published by Linnaeus in 1753 is considered the basis of scientific naming of plants?

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Correct answer: Species Plantarum

Answer: A, Species Plantarum. Carl Linnaeus published Species Plantarum in 1753, and this work is treated as the starting point or major foundation for the scientific naming of plants under botanical naming practice. A is correct because it is the specific 1753 work asked about. B, Systema Naturae, is an important Linnaean work dealing broadly with the natural world, including classification, but it is not the expected answer for the 1753 botanical naming starting point. C, Genera Plantarum, deals with plant genera and is a different publication. D, Philosophia Botanica, discusses botanical principles and terminology but is not the work identified by this question. The date matters: connect 1753 with Species Plantarum. Memory cue: ‘species’ in the title reminds us that the book listed and named plant species.

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LinnaeusSpecies PlantarumPlant NomenclatureHistoryTaxonomyBinomial NomenclatureTaxonomy Binomial NomenclatureThe Living WorldBiology

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