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(C) The age of a tree is determined by counting the annual rings present in the oldest part of the trunk,which is at the base. Since the tree is $100$

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Only about a $100$ annual rings at the base and a uniformly decreasing number of annual rings towards the apex.

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(C) The age of a tree is determined by counting the annual rings present in the oldest part of the trunk,which is at the base. Since the tree is $100$ years old,the base will show approximately $100$ annual rings. As we move towards the apex (top) of the tree,the stem represents younger growth,meaning fewer annual rings are formed in the upper branches compared to the base. Therefore,the number of annual rings decreases uniformly from the base towards the apex.

List-$I$	List-$II$
$(a)$ Lenticels	$(i)$ Phellogen
$(b)$ Cork cambium	$(ii)$ Suberin deposition
$(c)$ Secondary cortex	$(iii)$ Gaseous exchange
$(d)$ Cork	$(iv)$ Phelloderm

$A$ $100$-year-old tree which shows well-marked annual rings in its trunk will have:

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Match List-$I$ with List-$II$:

List-$I$ List-$II$

$(a)$ Lenticels $(i)$ Phellogen

$(b)$ Cork cambium $(ii)$ Suberin deposition

$(c)$ Secondary cortex $(iii)$ Gaseous exchange

$(d)$ Cork $(iv)$ Phelloderm

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