In (i) porous wood, vessel are very broad in the (ii) wood and are quite narrow in the (iii) wood. This kind of wood is present in (iv) and it translocates (v) amount of water when required by the plant.
Select the correct fill ups for the above paragraph.

Options

A. A) (i)-diffuse,(ii)-autumn, (iii)-spring,(iv)- Dalberigia sissoo,(v)-more
B. B) (i)-diffuse, (ii)-spring, (iii)-autumn, (iv)-Syzygium cumini, (v)-less
C. C) (i)-ring, (ii)-spring,(iii)-autumn, (iv)- Dalbergia sissoo, (v)-more
D. D) (i)-ring, (ii)- autumn, (iii)- spring, (iv) Syzygium cumini, (v)-less

Explanation

To fill in the blanks in the provided paragraph, we can follow these steps:

1. **Identify the type of wood**: The first blank refers to the type of wood that has broad vessels. This type of wood is known as "ring porous wood."

**Fill in the blank**: (i) ring porous wood

2. **Determine the type of wood with broad vessels**: The second blank refers to the specific type of wood where vessels are very broad. In this context, it is known that vessels are broad in "spring wood."

**Fill in the blank**: (ii) spring wood

3. **Identify the type of wood with narrow vessels**: The third blank refers to the type of wood where vessels are narrow. This is known as "autumn wood."

**Fill in the blank**: (iii) autumn wood

4. **Identify a plant that has this type of wood**: The fourth blank asks for an example of a plant that has ring porous wood. A well-known example is "Delbergia Siso."

**Fill in the blank**: (iv) Delbergia Siso

5. **Determine the amount of water translocated**: The final blank refers to the amount of water that this type of wood can translocate. It is known that this wood can translocate a "large" amount of water.

**Fill in the blank**: (v) large

Putting it all together, the completed paragraph is:
"In (i) ring porous wood, vessels are very broad in the (ii) spring wood and are quite narrow in the (iii) autumn wood. This kind of wood is present in (iv) Delbergia Siso and it translocates (v) large amount of water when required by the plant."