Match the column $I$ and $II$
Column $I$
Column $II$
$(a)$ Apocarpous
$(i)$ Papaver
$(b)$ Syncarpous
$(ii)$ Michellia
$(c)$ Epiphyllous
$(iii)$ Cashew
$(d)$ Cotyledon
$(iv)$ Aloe
Match the column $I$ and $II$
| Column $I$ | Column $II$ |
| $(a)$ Apocarpous | $(i)$ Papaver |
| $(b)$ Syncarpous | $(ii)$ Michellia |
| $(c)$ Epiphyllous | $(iii)$ Cashew |
| $(d)$ Cotyledon | $(iv)$ Aloe |
- [AIIMS 2019]
- A
$a - i , b - ii , c - iii , d - iv$
- B
$a - ii , b - i , c - iv , d - iii$
- C
$a - iv , b - iii , c - ii , d - i$
- D
$a - iv , b - i , c - iii , d - ii$
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- [AIIMS 2014]
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