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(latest NCVER data)Plant collection and classification support botanical, horticultural and environmental work by creating organised records of plant diversity and relationships. This unit gives RTOs an advanced plant-knowledge option for learners who need to collect specimens systematically and classify them using appropriate taxonomic information.
Learners develop skills in planning collections, gathering representative specimens and field data, preparing plant material, using taxonomic references, determining classifications and maintaining organised specimen and identification records.
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These AHCPCM510 RTO materials give trainers a flexible base that can be used alongside local specimens, classification references and collection facilities. Purchase RTO materials to save your team from building the full supporting resource suite in-house.
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Collecting and classifying plants requires workers to gather representative material and use botanical characteristics and taxonomic references to place specimens within appropriate groups. AHCPCM510 Collect and classify plants focuses on systematic collection, analysis and classification.
The unit addresses five core areas:
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