Concept:
Browning reactions in food science produce specific pigmented polymers.
• Enzymic: Driven by polyphenol oxidase (PPO).
• Non-enzymic (Maillard): Reaction between amino acids and reducing sugars.
Step 1: Identifying Enzymic Pigment.
Enzymic browning involves the oxidation of phenolic compounds.
The resulting polymerized pigments are called Melanins.
Step 2: Identifying Non-Enzymic Pigment.
Non-enzymic browning (specifically the Maillard reaction) occurs during heating.
The resulting brown, nitrogenous polymers are called Melanoidins.
Step 3: Conclusion.
The sequence required is (Enzymic) $\to$ (Non-Enzymic).
This corresponds to Melanin and Melanoidins.
Final Answer: (A)