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(A) $P$. Stilt roots are adventitious roots that arise from the lower nodes of the stem to provide support,as seen in maize and sugarcane $(IV)$.$Q$.

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$(P-IV), (Q-II), (R-I), (S-III)$

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(A) $P$. Stilt roots are adventitious roots that arise from the lower nodes of the stem to provide support,as seen in maize and sugarcane $(IV)$.$Q$. Prop roots are aerial roots that grow downwards from branches to provide mechanical support,characteristic of the banyan tree $(II)$.$R$. Food storage roots are modified to store nutrients,such as in sweet potato $(I)$.$S$. Respiratory roots (pneumatophores) are found in plants growing in swampy areas,such as Rhizophora $(III)$,to help in gaseous exchange.Therefore,the correct matching is $(P-IV), (Q-II), (R-I), (S-III)$.

Column-$I$	Column-$II$
$P$. Stilt root	$I$. Sweet potato
$Q$. Prop root	$II$. Banyan tree
$R$. Food storage root	$III$. Rhizophora
$S$. Respiratory root	$IV$. Maize/Sugarcane

Match the following columns:

Column-$I$ Column-$II$

$P$. Stilt root $I$. Sweet potato

$Q$. Prop root $II$. Banyan tree

$R$. Food storage root $III$. Rhizophora

$S$. Respiratory root $IV$. Maize/Sugarcane

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Match the following columns: Column-$I$ Column-$II$ $P$. Stilt root $I$. Sweet potato $Q$. Prop root $II$. Banyan tree $R$. Food storage root $III$. Rhizophora $S$. Respiratory root $IV$. Maize/Sugarcane