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(NONE) The correct matching is as follows:$1$. $(A)$ Moss: Vegetative reproduction occurs via adventitious branches (e.g., in protonema stage). Thus,

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$A-(r), B-(p), C-(t), D-(u), E-(s)$

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(NONE) The correct matching is as follows:$1$. $(A)$ Moss: Vegetative reproduction occurs via adventitious branches (e.g., in protonema stage). Thus, $A-(r)$.$2$. $(B)$ Selaginella: It is a heterosporous pteridophyte, meaning it produces two types of spores (microspores and megaspores). Thus, $B-(q)$.$3$. $(C)$ Usnea: It is a lichen, and lichens reproduce sexually through their fruiting bodies (apothecia). Thus, $C-(t)$.$4$. $(D)$ Equisetum: It is a homosporous pteridophyte, meaning it produces spores of the same type. Thus, $D-(u)$.$5$. $(E)$ Penicillium: It is a fungus that reproduces asexually by producing conidia (non-motile spores). Thus, $E-(s)$.Therefore, the correct sequence is $A-(r), B-(q), C-(t), D-(u), E-(s)$.

Column-$I$	Column-$II$
$(A)$ Moss	$(p)$ Possesses well-developed vascular tissues
$(B)$ Selaginella	$(q)$ Produces heterosporous spores
$(C)$ Usnea	$(r)$ Vegetative reproduction by adventitious branches
$(D)$ Equisetum	$(s)$ Asexual reproduction by motile or non-motile spores
$(E)$ Penicillium	$(t)$ Sexual reproduction by fruiting bodies
	$(u)$ Produces homosporous spores

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