Anatomy of Flowering PlantsHard

Question

Match column-I with column-II
Column-I                             Column-II
(i) Porous wood                    (a) Vessels are absent in xylem
(ii) Non porous wood            (b) Vessels are present in xylem
(iii) Ring porous wood          (c) Neem
(iv) Diffused porous wood    (d) Dalbergia 

Options

A.(i) b ; (ii) a ; (iii) d ; (iv) c 
B.(i) b    ; (ii) a ; (iii) c ; (iv) d
C.(i) d    ; (ii) a ; (iii) c  ; (iv) b
D.(i) c    ; (ii) a ; (iii) d  ;  (iv) b

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