SSH pubkey or password based on user group

Hi,

What I was trying to do is not to allow users that are in root group to
login using ssh in our server without having their public key while
every other user can choose whether they will login using their password
or their public key.
I was searching through pam modules without success if there was a way
of doing this through pam but I couldn't find any module that will have
my job done. Does anyone have any clue if there is a way of doing this

Thanks
Nikos
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