Match the following columns:
Column-$I$ Column-$II$ $(A)$ Linnaeus $(i)$ First to discover viruses $(B)$ Ivanowsky $(ii)$ First to discover lichens $(C)$ Iyengar $(iii)$ Father of Indian Bryology $(D)$ Tulasne $(iv)$ Father of Taxonomy $(E)$ Shiv Ram Kashyap $(v)$ Father of modern Phycology in India
| Column-$I$ | Column-$II$ |
|---|---|
| $(A)$ Linnaeus | $(i)$ First to discover viruses |
| $(B)$ Ivanowsky | $(ii)$ First to discover lichens |
| $(C)$ Iyengar | $(iii)$ Father of Indian Bryology |
| $(D)$ Tulasne | $(iv)$ Father of Taxonomy |
| $(E)$ Shiv Ram Kashyap | $(v)$ Father of modern Phycology in India |
- A$(A-iv), (B-i), (C-v), (D-ii), (E-iii)$
- B$(A-iii), (B-ii), (C-i), (D-iv), (E-v)$
- C$(A-i), (B-ii), (C-iii), (D-v), (E-iv)$
- D$(A-iv), (B-v), (C-i), (D-iii), (E-ii)$
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