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Match Group I (plant natural product), Group II (class) and Group III (source plant) in CORRECT combination.

Group-IGroup-IIGroup-III
P. ReserpineI. Stilbenesa. Manihot esculanta
Q. ResveratrolII. Cyanogenic glycosideb. Crocus sativus
R. PicrocrocinIII. Alkaloidc. Vitis vinifera
S. LinamarinIV. Monoterpene glycosided. Rauwolfia serpentina

  • A.P-I-d, Q-II-c, R-IV-a, S-III-b
  • B.P-III-d, Q-IV-b, R-I-c, S-II-a
  • C.P-II-a, Q-III-b, R-I-d, S-IV-c
  • D.P-III-d, Q-I-c, R-IV-b, S-II-a

Answer: D

The correct combination is P-III-d, Q-I-c, R-IV-b, S-II-a.

  • Reserpine is an indole alkaloid (III) from Rauwolfia serpentina (d), the Indian snakeroot, used as an antihypertensive.
  • Resveratrol is a stilbene (I) found in grapes, Vitis vinifera (c).
  • Picrocrocin, the bitter principle of saffron, is a monoterpene glycoside (IV) from Crocus sativus (b).
  • Linamarin is a cyanogenic glycoside (II) of cassava, Manihot esculenta (a), which is why cassava must be processed before eating.

Option A calls reserpine a stilbene and resveratrol a cyanogenic glycoside, option B makes resveratrol a monoterpene glycoside from saffron, and option C gives reserpine to cassava.

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