Column I | Column II |
A. Naked seed | 1. Angiosperms |
B. Covered seed | 2. Gymnosperms |
C. Flagella | 3. Bryophytes |
D. Marchantia | 4. Euglena |
E. Mafsilea | 5. Thallophyta |
F. Cladophora | 6. Pteridophyta |
G. Penicillium | 7. Fungi |
Answer:
The correct matching is
Gymnosperms (gymno-naked; sperma-seed) bear most primitive seeds which
are naked and not enclosed within a fruit.
Angiosperms (angio-covered; sperma-seed) bear seeds which
develop inside the embryo which modifies to become fruit.
Euglena is a genus of unicellular flagellate, protists.
Species of Euglena are found in fresh
and salt water.
Pteridophyta are first land plants, having vascular
tissues for e.g. fern (Marselia; Azolla, Pteris etc). Bryophyta are called
amphibians of plant kingdom because they live on both land as well as water, e.g..
Marchantia (livers worts).
Thailophyta (or thallus like organization) do not have
well differentiated body design.
e.g., Cladophora.
Column I
Column
II
A.
Naked seed
Gymnospeums
B.
Covered seed
Angiosperms
C.
Flagella
Eugiena
D.
Morchantia
Bryophyta
E.
Marsiiea
Pteridophyta
F.
Cladcphora
Thallophyta
G.
Fenicillium
Fungi
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