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Statement (i) : All plants are edible. Statement (ii) : Only fruits of a plant are edible. Statement (iii) : Some plants are poisonous.

A

Only statement (i) is correct

B

Statement (i) and (ii) are correct

C

Statement (iii) is correct

D

All are incorrect

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