Question

The place for keeping and studying dry plants is called:
A. Arboretum
B. Vasculum
C. Herbarium
D. Museum

Answer 1

Hint: The plants are typically made to be in a dried form which is made to be mounted on a sheet. However, this is also dependent upon the material; it may also be held in reserve in alcohol or other preservative. The specimens of the leaves or flowers of the plants are stored with a particular data label. These specimens may include the whole plants or only some of the plant parts. The labels which are pasted on them are quite useful.

Complete answer:
A collection made with the specimens of the preserved plant is called herbarium. The label on them helps us to know about the Latin names of the plants along with the source of the gathering, the date of assortment and the name of the amasser.
One can say that a general sense is a botanical collection which is mostly composed of the trees known as arboretum. One can define the term museum as the institution that cares for a collection of artifacts. These artifacts include the other objects which are generally artistic, artistic, ancient, or scientific. A stiff container which is used by botanists to keep the field samples viable for transportation is called a vasculum or a botanical box.
So, the correct answer is “Option C”.

Note:
It is already known that the herbariums are indispensable things for continuation of the study of plant classification, the study of geographic circulations and the stabilizing of terminology of the plants. One can say that the herbaria are the preservation of the historical record of change in vegetation over time. We can conclude that they are repositories of viable seeds for rare species.