Peterson's Identification System

Peterson's Identification System is a method used in various fields, primarily for accurately identifying and categorizing organisms, particularly in biology and botany. It organizes living things based on shared characteristics, allowing scientists and enthusiasts to distinguish between species. The system often involves the use of identification keys, which guide users through a series of choices about observable traits. This systematic approach simplifies the process of identifying and studying biodiversity, making it easier to understand ecological relationships and promote conservation efforts.