Match the following
`{:("List -I"," List - II "),("A) False fruit"," I) Banana"),("B) Pathenocarpic fruit"," II) Jack fruit"),("C) Aggregate fruit"," III) Annona"),("(D) Composite fruit"," IV) Pea"),(," V) Apple"):}`

Options

A. `{:(A,B,C,D),(V,IV,III,II):}`
B. `{:(A,B,C,D),(V,I,III,II):}`
C. `{:(A,B,C,D),(I,IV,III,V):}`
D. `{:(A,B,C,D),(II,IV,I,III):}`

Answer

To solve the matching question, we need to identify the correct pairs between the types of fruits listed in List I and their corresponding examples in List II. Let's break it down step by step:

### Step 1: Understand the Types of Fruits
1. **False Fruit**: These are fruits that do not develop from the ovary of a flower but from other parts of the flower. They are often seedless.
2. **Parthenocarpic Fruit**: These fruits develop without fertilization and are typically seedless.
3. **Aggregate Fruit**: These fruits form from multiple ovaries of a single flower.
4. **Composite Fruit**: These fruits develop from a cluster of flowers (inflorescence) rather than a single flower.

### Step 2: Identify Examples from List II
1. **Banana**: This is a parthenocarpic fruit as it develops without fertilization.
2. **Jackfruit**: This is a composite fruit as it develops from an inflorescence.
3. **Annona (Sugar Apple)**: This is an aggregate fruit as it develops from multiple ovaries of a single flower.
4. **Pea**: This is a false fruit as it does not develop from the ovary.
5. **Apple**: This is also an aggregate fruit.

### Step 3: Match the Types of Fruits with Their Examples
Now, we can match the items from List I to List II based on our understanding:

- **A) False Fruit** → **V) Apple** (Incorrect, should be Pea)
- **B) Parthenocarpic Fruit** → **I) Banana**
- **C) Aggregate Fruit** → **III) Annona**
- **D) Composite Fruit** → **II) Jackfruit**

### Final Matching:
- A) False Fruit → IV) Pea
- B) Parthenocarpic Fruit → I) Banana
- C) Aggregate Fruit → III) Annona
- D) Composite Fruit → II) Jackfruit

### Summary of Matches:
- A → IV
- B → I
- C → III
- D → II