Mode of reproduction - Rhizome, Example - Banana
Mode of reproduction - Binary fission, Example - Sargassum
Mode of reproduction- Conidia, Example - Penicillium
Mode of reproduction - Offset, Example - Water hyacinth
A. Conidia are thick-walled, non-motile spores produced in chains over the conidiophores. These are commonly produced by Penicillium.
B. Offset is a kind of subaerial stem in which crowns are formed at the tips. The crowns break and each horizontal stem develops into an independent plant. Offsets are seen in Water hyacinth.
C. Rhizome is a part of underground stem and used for vegetative propagation in plants like Banana.
D. Binary fission is the process of division of parent into daughter cells of equal size and is seen in Amoeba.
Hence, pair in option D is not correctly matched. So, the correct answer is 'Mode of reproduction - Binary fission, Example - Sargassum'.