Match List-I with List-II.

	List-I		List-II
A.	Pteridophyte	I.	Salvia
B.	Bryophyte	II.	Ginkgo
C.	Angiosperm	III.	Polytrichum
D.	Gymnosperm	IV.	Salvinia

Choose the option with all correct matches.

To solve the matching problem we identify the type of each plant in List‑I and find the corresponding example in List‑II.

1. Pteridophyte (A)

Pteridophytes are vascular, seed‑less plants that reproduce via spores. Salvinia is a floating fern, which is a classic example of a pteridophyte. Therefore A matches IV.

2. Bryophyte (B)

Bryophytes are non‑vascular, seed‑less plants that also reproduce by spores. Polytrichum is a genus of moss, a typical bryophyte. Hence B matches III.

3. Angiosperm (C)

Angiosperms are flowering plants that produce seeds enclosed in a fruit. Salvia (sage) is a well‑known flowering herb, so C matches I.

4. Gymnosperm (D)

Gymnosperms are seed‑bearing plants whose seeds are not enclosed in an ovary. Ginkgo is the sole living species of its group and is a classic gymnosperm. Thus D matches II.

Putting all the matches together we obtain the complete correct combination:

A‑IV, B‑III, C‑I, D‑II.