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(D) The classification provided refers to Bentham and Hooker's system of classification for Dicotyledons:$1$. $(A)$ Thalamiflorae: The thalamus is dom

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$(A-iv), (B-iii), (C-i), (D-v), (E-ii)$

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(D) The classification provided refers to Bentham and Hooker's system of classification for Dicotyledons:$1$. $(A)$ Thalamiflorae: The thalamus is dome-shaped or conical,and the ovary is superior. Thus,$(A-iv)$.$2$. $(B)$ Calyciflorae: The thalamus is cup-shaped,and the ovary is perigynous or epigynous. Thus,$(B-iii)$.$3$. $(C)$ Bicarpellatae: The gynoecium is always bicarpellary. Thus,$(C-i)$.$4$. $(D)$ Inferae: The ovary is inferior. Thus,$(D-v)$.$5$. $(E)$ Heteromerae: The ovary is superior,but the carpels are more than two. Thus,$(E-ii)$.Therefore,the correct matching is $(A-iv), (B-iii), (C-i), (D-v), (E-ii)$.

Column-$I$	Column-$II$
$(A)$ Thalamiflorae	$(i)$ Gynoecium always bicarpellary.
$(B)$ Calyciflorae	$(ii)$ Ovary superior.
$(C)$ Bicarpellatae	$(iii)$ Thalamus cup-shaped.
$(D)$ Inferae	$(iv)$ Thalamus dome-shaped.
$(E)$ Heteromerae	$(v)$ Ovary inferior.

Match the following columns:
Column-$I$ Column-$II$
$(A)$ Thalamiflorae $(i)$ Gynoecium always bicarpellary.
$(B)$ Calyciflorae $(ii)$ Ovary superior.
$(C)$ Bicarpellatae $(iii)$ Thalamus cup-shaped.
$(D)$ Inferae $(iv)$ Thalamus dome-shaped.
$(E)$ Heteromerae $(v)$ Ovary inferior.

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Match the following columns:Column-$I$Column-$II$$(A)$ Thalamiflorae$(i)$ Gynoecium always bicarpellary.$(B)$ Calyciflorae$(ii)$ Ovary superior.$(C)$ Bicarpellatae$(iii)$ Thalamus cup-shaped.$(D)$ Inferae$(iv)$ Thalamus dome-shaped.$(E)$ Heteromerae$(v)$ Ovary inferior.