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(C) The process of preparing a herbarium sheet involves several steps: $1$. Collection of the plant specimen. $2$. Drying (pressing) to remove moistur

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(C) The process of preparing a herbarium sheet involves several steps: $1$. Collection of the plant specimen. $2$. Drying (pressing) to remove moisture. $3$. Poisoning to prevent fungal or insect attack. $4$. Mounting the specimen on a herbarium sheet. $5$. Labeling,which provides information about the date,place of collection,English,local and botanical names,family,and the collector's name. Labeling is the final step in the preparation of a herbarium sheet.

Column $I$ (Taxonomical Aid)	Column $II$ (Feature)
$A$. Herbarium	$I$. Identification of organisms on the basis of contrasting characters
$B$. Botanical garden	$II$. Preserved plant specimens on sheets
$C$. Museum	$III$. Generally set up in educational institutes
$D$. Zoological Park	$IV$. Includes collection of living plants for reference
$E$. Key	$V$. All animals provided similar conditions to their natural habitat

Which is the final step used for preserving plant specimens in herbaria?

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