Match List-I with List-II and choose the correct answer from the options given below:

List-I (Name of Cross-Pollinated Crop)	List-II (Associated Mechanism)
(A) Carrot	(I) Sporophytic self-incompatibility
(B) Radish	(II) Heteromorphic flower
(C) Brinjal	(III) Protandry
(D) Papaya	(IV) Dioecy

Correct option is B

· Carrot (Protandry): Carrot flowers exhibit protandry, where anthers mature before the stigma, promoting cross-pollination.
· Radish (Sporophytic self-incompatibility): Radish exhibits sporophytic self-incompatibility, which prevents self-fertilization.
· Brinjal (Heteromorphic flower): Brinjal exhibits heteromorphic flowers, meaning there are variations in floral structure to promote cross-pollination.
· Papaya (Dioecy): Papaya plants exhibit dioecy, meaning separate male and female plants exist, ensuring cross-pollination.