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(B) The correct matches are as follows:$1$. Sieve tube elements $(P)$ are mature cells that lack a nucleus, hence they are enucleated $(III)$.$2$. Par

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$P-III, Q-I, R-II, S-IV$

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(B) The correct matches are as follows:$1$. Sieve tube elements $(P)$ are mature cells that lack a nucleus, hence they are enucleated $(III)$.$2$. Paramecium $(Q)$ is a ciliate protozoan that contains two types of nuclei (macronucleus and micronucleus), making it binucleate $(I)$.$3$. A typical cell $(R)$ generally contains a single nucleus, making it uninucleate $(II)$.$4$. Skeletal muscle cells $(S)$ are formed by the fusion of multiple cells, resulting in a syncytium, which is multinucleate $(IV)$.Thus, the correct sequence is $P-III, Q-I, R-II, S-IV$.

Column-$I$ (Cell)	Column-$II$ (Number of Nuclei)
$P$. Sieve tube element	$I$. Binucleate
$Q$. Paramecium	$II$. Uninucleate
$R$. Typical cell	$III$. Enucleated
$S$. Skeletal muscle cell	$IV$. Multinucleate

Match the following columns:
Column-$I$ (Cell) Column-$II$ (Number of Nuclei)
$P$. Sieve tube element $I$. Binucleate
$Q$. Paramecium $II$. Uninucleate
$R$. Typical cell $III$. Enucleated
$S$. Skeletal muscle cell $IV$. Multinucleate

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Match the following columns:Column-$I$ (Cell)Column-$II$ (Number of Nuclei)$P$. Sieve tube element$I$. Binucleate$Q$. Paramecium$II$. Uninucleate$R$. Typical cell$III$. Enucleated$S$. Skeletal muscle cell$IV$. Multinucleate