A herbarium is a collection of dried plant specimens mounted on archival paper where the plants are pressed, mounted, labeled with their scientific names, collector, and locality. It involves techniques like collection, pressing, drying, poisoning, mounting, stitching, labeling, filing, and depositing plants. A botanical garden is an educational institution for scientific workers and the public that displays a wide range of labeled plants for cultivation and collection.

1. A collection of dried plant specimens mounted on
sheets of paper. The plants are usually collected,
identified, pressed, and then carefully mounted to
archival paper in such a way that all major
morphological characteristics are clear. The mounted
plants are labeled with their scientific names, the name
of the collector and locality.

4. It involves all herbarium techniques such as:
Collection, pressing, drying and poisoning, mounting
and stitching, labelling, filling and deposition.

11. An educational institution for scientific workers
and general public, dedicated to the
collection, cultivation and display of a wide range
of plants labelled with
their botanical names.