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{Mnemonics:}
{Mo-W-Cauliflower:} {Mo}lybdenum $\rightarrow$ {W}hiptail.
{Cu-D-Citrus:} {Cu}t the top $\rightarrow$ Dieback.
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I - D - W, II - C - X, III - B - Y, IV - A - Z
I - D - W, II - C - X, III - A - Z, IV - B - Y
I - C - X, II - D - W, III - B - Y, IV - A - Z
I - A - Z, II - D - W, III - B - Y, IV - C - X
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