Find the correct match.
`{:(,"Column I",,"Column II"),((a),"Brachysclereids",(i),"Rod cells"),((b),"Macrosclereids",(ii),"Girt cells"),((c),"Bast fibres",(iii),"Cotton fibers"),((d),"Asterosclereids",(iv),"Nelumbo"):}`

Options

A. `a to ii, b to i, c to v, d to iii`
B. `a to ii, b to i, c to v, d to iv`
C. `a to i, b to ii, c to v, d to iv`
D. `a to ii, b to i, c to iv, d to v`

Answer

To solve the question of matching the items from Column I with those in Column II, we will analyze each item in Column I and find its corresponding match in Column II.

### Step-by-Step Solution:

1. **Identify Brachysclereids (a)**:
- Brachysclereids are also known as stone cells or grit cells. They are non-living cells that provide grittiness to the fruit pulp, such as in guava.
- **Match**: Brachysclereids (a) match with Grit cells (ii).

2. **Identify Macrosclereids (b)**:
- Macrosclereids are elongated sclerites that are rod-shaped. They are found in the seed coat of leguminous plants and are also referred to as rod cells.
- **Match**: Macrosclereids (b) match with Rod cells (i).

3. **Identify Bast Fibres (c)**:
- Bast fibers are rich in cellulose and are commonly known for their use in textiles, such as cotton fibers.
- **Match**: Bast fibres (c) match with Cotton fibers (iii).

4. **Identify Asterosclereids (d)**:
- Asterosclereids are star-shaped sclerites found in aquatic plants, such as water lilies (Nelumbo).
- **Match**: Asterosclereids (d) match with Nelumbo (iv).

### Final Matching:
- A: Brachysclereids → (ii) Grit cells
- B: Macrosclereids → (i) Rod cells
- C: Bast fibres → (iii) Cotton fibers
- D: Asterosclereids → (iv) Nelumbo

### Conclusion:
The correct matches are:
- (a) → (ii)
- (b) → (i)
- (c) → (iii)
- (d) → (iv)