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Chapter 1: About Biological Taxonomy (Plants)

1.
outline
2.
The process of change
3.
Job duties performed
4.
Career path and prospects
5.
Black status
6.
How to obtain
· Examination criteria (written)
· Examination criteria (practical)

Chapter 2 Identification of Plants

1.
Plant identification methods
1-1 Classification approach
1) Holistic approach 2) Analytical approach
1-2 Method using a lookup table
1) Secondary search table 2) Multi-level search table
Method using 1-3 description
- Principles for writing a report
Method using 1-4 samples
1) Type of specimen 2) Identification of plants using specimens
1-5 Method using video data
1-6 Expert Sympathy

2.
Plant naming and scientific names
2-1 Naming of plants
1) Definition of naming 2) Principles of naming 3) Type specimen
2-2 Scientific name
1) Definition of scientific names 2) Standards for proper publication 3) Principles of scientific name notation
2-3 Classification Class
2-4 Making a stone leaf specimen
1) Collection of plants 2) Pressing 3) Drying 4) Attaching specimens and labels 5) Handling of specimens

Chapter 3 External Form and Description of Plants

1.
General structure
1-1 Material
1-2 water
1-3 union
1-4 Stereoscopic structure
1-5 flat shape
1-6 Surface features
1-7 hairs/villi
- Short hair, long hair
1-8 posture
- Transverse posture, seed posture, twisting

2.
Nutritional institutions
2-1 root
2-2 stems
- Stem habits, stem types, stem parts, and stem composition
2-3 leaves
- Leaf veins, leaf arrangement, leaf division, apex, margin, base, leaf type, leaf deformation

3.
reproductive organs
3-1 Flower
- Composition of the flower, sex of the plant (flower), position of the ovary, union of the calyx
- Type of corolla: bilobed corolla (branched corolla), plywood corolla (tube corolla)
- Types of inflorescences: infinite inflorescences, finite inflorescences, secondary inflorescences, and specialized inflorescences
- Surgery, medicine, union of surgery, attachment of carpel/ovary
3-2 Fruit
- True and false
3-3 seeds
- Seeds

Chapter 4: 300 Plant Species Expected to Appear on the Test

Ferns (22 species including snakeroot)
Gymnosperms (10 species including fir)
Angiosperms (268 species including the genus Hamamatsuri)

[Appendix 1]
1.
List of Endangered Wildlife
2.
List of endemic plants
3.
List of Specific Plants in Botanical Fields
4.
National Red List of Species
5.
List of climate change bioindicator species
6.
List of naturalized plants
7.
List of ecosystem-disrupting organisms

[Appendix 2]
· 2018 Biological Taxonomy Engineer (Plants) Type A Past Exam Questions
· 2019 Biological Taxonomy Engineer (Plants) Type A Exam Questions
· 2020 Biological Taxonomy Engineer (Plants) Type A Past Exam Questions

· Practical exam questions from the past 5 years 1 (sympathetic questions)
· Practical exam questions from the past 5 years 2 (written questions)

References
Lookup (Term/Plant Name)

The latest revised edition of the Biological Taxonomy Technician (Plants) practical textbook is back!
- Plant identification, explanation of plant external morphology and terminology, 300 expected plant species + alpha

The National Certified Biological Taxonomy Engineer is a qualification equivalent to a technician level in the environmental field, and its role is more important than ever in the 21st century biotechnology (BT) era.
The Biological Taxonomy Technician (Plants) practical test is based on knowledge of systematics, environmental ecology, morphology, conservation and resource biology, and natural environment-related laws and regulations, and helps students advance as professionals to various research projects and biological and environmental administrative agencies, herbariums, botanical gardens, national parks, animal and plant quarantine stations, customs, and other biological facilities.

This book introduces the biological classification article (plants) and explains the identification method of plants based on newly changed plant names and replaced information, and provides detailed explanations of the external form and description terminology of plants with illustrations.
In addition, a plant guide of 300 species (a total of 590 species, including 290 related species) expected to appear in the biological classification exam is provided with photos and explanations of growth patterns to aid field study.
Appendix includes past exam questions from the past three years and past practical exam questions (sympathetic questions, written questions) from the past five years.