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(A) The correct matches are as follows:$(a)$ Peritrichous flagellation is found in $E. coli$ $(l)$.$(b)$ $Ginkgo$ is a well-known living fossil $(j)$.

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$a-l, b-j, c-m, d-n, e-k$

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(A) The correct matches are as follows:$(a)$ Peritrichous flagellation is found in $E. coli$ $(l)$.$(b)$ $Ginkgo$ is a well-known living fossil $(j)$.$(c)$ Rhizophore is a characteristic feature of $Selaginella$ $(m)$.$(d)$ $Wolffia$ is the smallest flowering plant $(n)$.$(e)$ $Macrocystis$ $(k)$ is a giant kelp, often considered the largest among algae, but in the context of flowering plants, the question implies the largest plant form; however, based on the provided options, the correct sequence is $a-l, b-j, c-m, d-n, e-k$.

Column-$I$	Column-$II$
$(a)$ Peritrichous flagellation	$(j)$ Ginkgo
$(b)$ Living fossil	$(k)$ Macrocystis
$(c)$ Rhizophore	$(l)$ $E. coli$
$(d)$ Smallest flowering plant	$(m)$ Selaginella
$(e)$ Largest flowering plant	$(n)$ Wolffia

Column $I$	Column $II$
$A$. Glycogen	$t$. Agaricus
$B$. Pyrenoids	$s$. Spirogyra
$C$. Laminarin and mannitol	$p$. Sargassum
$D$. Floridean starch	$r$. Polysiphonia

Match the items in Column-$I$ with those in Column-$II$:
Column-$I$ Column-$II$
$(a)$ Peritrichous flagellation $(j)$ Ginkgo
$(b)$ Living fossil $(k)$ Macrocystis
$(c)$ Rhizophore $(l)$ $E. coli$
$(d)$ Smallest flowering plant $(m)$ Selaginella
$(e)$ Largest flowering plant $(n)$ Wolffia

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Match the items in Column-$I$ with those in Column-$II$:Column-$I$Column-$II$$(a)$ Peritrichous flagellation$(j)$ Ginkgo$(b)$ Living fossil$(k)$ Macrocystis$(c)$ Rhizophore$(l)$ $E. coli$$(d)$ Smallest flowering plant$(m)$ Selaginella$(e)$ Largest flowering plant$(n)$ Wolffia