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Which of the following is not a correct match of kingdom, its explanation and example?

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Monera – unicellular prokaryotic – Escherichia

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Protista – unicellular eukaryotic – Euglena

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Mycota – multicellular decomposers – Nostoc

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Metaphyta – multicellular autotrophs – nephrolepis

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Solution

The correct option is C
Mycota – multicellular decomposers – Nostoc

Nostoc belongs to Monera.

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