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Match Group I (plant natural product), Group II (class) and Group III (source plant) in CORRECT combination. Group-I Group-II Group-III P. Reserpine I. Stilbenes a. Manihot esculanta Q. Resveratrol II. Cyanogenic glycoside b. Crocus sativus R. Picrocrocin III. Alkaloid c. Vitis vinifera S. Linamarin IV. Monoterpene glycoside d. Rauwolfia serpentina

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P-I-d, Q-II-c, R-IV-a, S-III-b P-III-d, Q-IV-b, R-I-c, S-II-a P-II-a, Q-III-b, R-I-d, S-IV-c P-III-d, Q-I-c, R-IV-b, S-II-a Correct

Explanation

photosynthetic regulation analysis shows light harvesting and carbon fixation coordinate energy flow. Consequently P-III-d, Q-I-c, R-IV-b, S-II-a emerges as the valid choice since it supports efficient energy conversion, aligning with established principles in plant biology literature.

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