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(A) The correct matching is as follows:$1$. $(a)$ Oscillatoria is a Cyanobacteria (Blue-green algae), which stores food in the form of starch (cyanoph

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$a-(s), b-(r), c-(p), d-(q)$

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(A) The correct matching is as follows:$1$. $(a)$ Oscillatoria is a Cyanobacteria (Blue-green algae), which stores food in the form of starch (cyanophycean starch). Thus, $a-(s)$.$2$. $(b)$ Cycas is a Gymnosperm. While it does not have true flowers, in the context of evolutionary biology, it represents a primitive stage compared to Angiosperms. Thus, $b-(r)$.$3$. $(c)$ Fern (Dryopteris) is a Pteridophyte, which produces a gametophytic stage known as prothallus. Thus, $c-(p)$.$4$. $(d)$ Yeast is a fungus, and its cell wall is composed of chitin. Thus, $d-(q)$.Therefore, the correct sequence is $a-(s), b-(r), c-(p), d-(q)$.

Column-$I$	Column-$II$
$(a)$ Oscillatoria	$(p)$ Prothallus
$(b)$ Cycas	$(q)$ Cell wall contains chitinous cellulose
$(c)$ Fern (Dryopteris)	$(r)$ Primitive type of flowers
$(d)$ Yeast	$(s)$ Food stored as starch

Match the following columns:
Column-$I$ Column-$II$
$(a)$ Oscillatoria $(p)$ Prothallus
$(b)$ Cycas $(q)$ Cell wall contains chitinous cellulose
$(c)$ Fern (Dryopteris) $(r)$ Primitive type of flowers
$(d)$ Yeast $(s)$ Food stored as starch

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Match the following columns:Column-$I$Column-$II$$(a)$ Oscillatoria$(p)$ Prothallus$(b)$ Cycas$(q)$ Cell wall contains chitinous cellulose$(c)$ Fern (Dryopteris)$(r)$ Primitive type of flowers$(d)$ Yeast$(s)$ Food stored as starch