Differentiate between Organised and unorganised crude drug.

Differentiate between Organised and unorganised crude drug.
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Organized crude drug
Unorganized crude drug 
1. It is obtained from definite anatomic parts of the plants such as flowers, leaves, fruits etc.
1. It is obtained from plants or animals by means of physical process such as drying, incision, extraction such as juices, resins.
2. It is made up of definite tissue and cell.
2. It does not have cellular structure.
3. It is solid in nature
3. It is solid, semi-solid and liquid in nature.
4. Microscopical characters are used for identification.
4. Chemical tests and physical standards are used for identification.
5.Botanical and zoological terminology can be used to describe the drug
5. Botanical and zoological terminology is inadequate. To describe these drugs, physical characters such as solubility, optical rotation, refractive index are used. 
6.Ex. Coriander , fennel, datura, etc
6. Ex. Aloe , bees wax, tragacanth, asafoetida etc.

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