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(B) The correct matches are as follows:$(1)$ Carrot and turnip: These plants possess a taproot system modified for food storage. Thus,$(1-q)$.$(2)$ Ba

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$(1-q), (2-p), (3-s), (4-r)$

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(B) The correct matches are as follows:$(1)$ Carrot and turnip: These plants possess a taproot system modified for food storage. Thus,$(1-q)$.$(2)$ Banyan tree: It has prop roots that develop from branches to provide support. Thus,$(2-p)$.$(3)$ Maize and sugarcane: These plants have adventitious roots that develop from the lower nodes of the stem (stilt roots). Thus,$(3-s)$.$(4)$ Bud: $A$ bud is a compact growth on a plant that develops into a shoot system (leaves,flowers,or stems). Thus,$(4-r)$.Therefore,the correct sequence is $(1-q), (2-p), (3-s), (4-r)$.

Column-$I$	Column-$II$
$(1)$ Carrot and turnip	$(p)$ Roots develop from branch
$(2)$ Banyan tree	$(q)$ Taproot
$(3)$ Maize and sugarcane	$(4)$ Shoot system
$(4)$ Bud	$(s)$ Roots develop from lower node of stem

Column-$I$	Column-$II$
$(A)$ China rose	$(p)$ Thalamus disc-shaped
$(B)$ Lemon	$(q)$ Ovary inferior
$(C)$ Rose	$(r)$ Thalamus dome-shaped
$(D)$ Sunflower	$(s)$ Perianth
$(E)$ Bougainvillea	$(t)$ Thalamus cup-shaped
	$(u)$ Ovary superior

Match the following:

Column-$I$ Column-$II$

$(1)$ Carrot and turnip $(p)$ Roots develop from branch

$(2)$ Banyan tree $(q)$ Taproot

$(3)$ Maize and sugarcane $(4)$ Shoot system

$(4)$ Bud $(s)$ Roots develop from lower node of stem

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Match the following: Column-$I$ Column-$II$ $(1)$ Carrot and turnip $(p)$ Roots develop from branch $(2)$ Banyan tree $(q)$ Taproot $(3)$ Maize and sugarcane $(4)$ Shoot system $(4)$ Bud $(s)$ Roots develop from lower node of stem