If a botanist has to nomenclate a similar species, he will use
Syntype
Neotype
Holotype
Isotype
A
Syntype
B
Isotype
C
Neotype
D
Holotype
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For a similar Species isotype is done of a plant as holotype which means (reference specimen)
In this process a specimen is collected from the same plant at the same time and this duplicate specimen are often kept in several Institute. So if a botanist has to nomenclature a similar species he will used isotype.
So, the correct answer is 'Isotype'
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