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Phloem - Hadrome

B

Sieve tube - Callose plugs

C

Sieve tube - Gymnosperms

D

Phloem parenchyma - Water conduction

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**Step-by-Step Solution:** 1. **Understanding the Terms:** - Identify the components mentioned in the question: phloem, hadron, sieve tube, callose plugs, gymnosperms, and phloem parenchyma. 2. **Evaluating the First Match: Phloem and Hadron:** - Hadron is a term associated with xylem, which is responsible for the conduction of water and nutrients. - Since hadron is not part of phloem, this match is incorrect. 3. **Evaluating the Second Match: Sieve Tube and Callose Plugs:** - Sieve tubes are part of the phloem and are involved in the transport of food. - Callose is a polysaccharide that accumulates in the sieve plates during stress conditions, plugging the sieve pores. - This match is correct as callose plugs are indeed associated with sieve tubes. 4. **Evaluating the Third Match: Sieve Tube and Gymnosperms:** - Gymnosperms do not have sieve tubes; instead, they have different types of cells for food conduction. - Therefore, this match is incorrect. 5. **Evaluating the Fourth Match: Phloem Parenchyma and Water Conduction:** - Phloem parenchyma is involved in the storage and transport of nutrients, not water. - Water conduction is primarily the role of xylem. - Hence, this match is also incorrect. 6. **Conclusion:** - The only correct match identified is the second option: Sieve Tube and Callose Plugs. **Final Answer:** The correct match is **Sieve Tube and Callose Plugs.** ---
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