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(A) The correct matches are as follows:$1$. $Bombax$ (Silk cotton tree) is pollinated by bats,known as Chiropterophily $(a-iv)$.$2$. $Zostera$ (Sea gr

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$a-iv, b-iii, c-ii, d-i, e-v$

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(A) The correct matches are as follows:$1$. $Bombax$ (Silk cotton tree) is pollinated by bats,known as Chiropterophily $(a-iv)$.$2$. $Zostera$ (Sea grass) is a marine plant pollinated underwater,known as Hypohydrophily $(b-iii)$.$3$. $Vallisneria$ is a freshwater plant where pollination occurs at the water surface,known as Epihydrophily $(c-ii)$.$4$. $Cestrum$ (Night-blooming jasmine) is pollinated by insects,known as Entomophily $(d-i)$.$5$. $Anthocephalus$ (Kadamba tree) is pollinated by birds,known as Ornithophily $(e-v)$.Thus,the correct sequence is $a-iv, b-iii, c-ii, d-i, e-v$.

Column $I$	Column $II$
$a$. $Bombax$	$i$. Entomophily
$b$. $Zostera$	$ii$. Epihydrophily
$c$. $Vallisneria$	$iii$. Hypohydrophily
$d$. $Cestrum$	$iv$. Chiropterophily
$e$. $Anthocephalus$	$v$. Ornithophily

Match the correct type of pollination in Column $II$ for the plants in Column $I$.
Column $I$ Column $II$
$a$. $Bombax$ $i$. Entomophily
$b$. $Zostera$ $ii$. Epihydrophily
$c$. $Vallisneria$ $iii$. Hypohydrophily
$d$. $Cestrum$ $iv$. Chiropterophily
$e$. $Anthocephalus$ $v$. Ornithophily

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Match the correct type of pollination in Column $II$ for the plants in Column $I$.Column $I$Column $II$$a$. $Bombax$$i$. Entomophily$b$. $Zostera$$ii$. Epihydrophily$c$. $Vallisneria$$iii$. Hypohydrophily$d$. $Cestrum$$iv$. Chiropterophily$e$. $Anthocephalus$$v$. Ornithophily