Find out the mismatch.

Options

A. Binary fission - Amoeba
B. Buds - Hydra
C. Conidia - pencillium
D. Gemmules - paramecium

Answer

To find the mismatch among the given terms related to asexual reproduction, let's analyze each term and its corresponding organism or structure:

1. **Binary Fission** - This is a method of asexual reproduction where a single organism divides into two parts, each of which becomes a new organism. This is characteristic of organisms like **Amoeba** and **Paramecium**.

2. **Amoeba** - This is a single-celled organism that reproduces asexually through binary fission. This match is correct.

3. **Bordes** - This term seems to be a typographical error or misrepresentation. It is not a recognized term in biological reproduction.

4. **Hydra** - This is a multicellular organism that reproduces asexually through budding. This match is correct.

5. **Conidia** - These are asexual spores produced by certain fungi, such as **Penicillium**. This match is correct.

6. **Panacea** - This seems to be a misspelling or misrepresentation of **Penicillium**, which is a fungus that produces conidia. This match is correct if we assume it refers to Penicillium.

7. **Gemmules** - These are asexual reproductive structures found in sponges. This match is correct.

8. **Paramecium** - This is a single-celled organism that reproduces asexually through binary fission. This match is correct.

Now, focusing on the mismatches:
- The term "Bordes" does not correspond to any recognized method of asexual reproduction or organism.
- If "Panacea" is meant to refer to Penicillium, it is a correct match, but if it is taken literally, it does not correspond to any known organism.

Thus, the mismatch can be identified as "Bordes" and potentially "Panacea" if it is not referring to Penicillium.

### Conclusion:
The mismatch is **Bordes** (as it is not a recognized term in the context of asexual reproduction).