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(D) Oogamy is a form of sexual reproduction where a large,non-motile female gamete (egg) is fertilized by a smaller,motile or non-motile male gamete.I

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(D) Oogamy is a form of sexual reproduction where a large,non-motile female gamete (egg) is fertilized by a smaller,motile or non-motile male gamete.In the class $Rhodophyceae$ (Red algae),such as $Polysiphonia$ and $Gelidium$,sexual reproduction is oogamous,and both the male and female gametes are non-motile.$Fucus$ (a brown alga) also exhibits oogamy,but its male gametes are motile (flagellated).Therefore,$Polysiphonia$ and $Gelidium$ both exhibit oogamy with non-motile gametes.

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

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