Read the following matches
(i) Wild pea - Petiolar tendril
(ii) Sweet pea - Leaflet tendril
(iii) Gloriosasuperba - Stipular tendril
(iv) Australian Acacia - Phyllodes
Which of these are correct ?

Options

A. (ii) and (iii)
B. (i) and (iv)
C. (ii), (iii) and (iv)
D. (ii) and (iv)

Answer

To determine which matches are correct, let's analyze each option step by step:

1. **Wild Pea - Petiolar Tendril**:
- A petiolar tendril arises from the petiole of the leaf. However, in the case of wild pea (Pisum sativum), the tendril is not petiolar but rather a modified leaf structure. Therefore, this match is **incorrect**.

2. **Sweet Pea - Leaflet Tendril**:
- The sweet pea (Lathyrus odoratus) has tendrils that arise from the leaflets. This is a correct match as the tendrils in sweet pea are indeed leaflet tendrils. Therefore, this match is **correct**.

3. **Gloriosa superba - Stipular Tendril**:
- Stipular tendrils arise from the stipules of the leaf. In Gloriosa superba, the tendrils do not arise from stipules but are modified leaf structures. Hence, this match is **incorrect**.

4. **Australian Acacia - Phyllodes**:
- Phyllodes are flattened leaf-like structures that are actually modified stems. In Australian Acacia, phyllodes serve the function of leaves, such as photosynthesis. This match is **correct**.

Now, summarizing the correctness of the matches:
- (i) Wild pea - Incorrect
- (ii) Sweet pea - Correct
- (iii) Gloriosa superba - Incorrect
- (iv) Australian Acacia - Correct

Thus, the correct matches are:
- Sweet pea - Leaflet Tendril
- Australian Acacia - Phyllodes

### Final Answer:
The correct matches are (ii) Sweet pea - Leaflet tendril and (iv) Australian Acacia - Phyllodes.

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