Match the following columns:

Column $I$	Column $II$
$(1)$ Uniparental reproduction	$(a)$ Sexual reproduction
$(2)$ Budding	$(b)$ Spongilla
$(3)$ Gemmule	$(c)$ Plasmodium
$(4)$ Syngamy	$(d)$ Gametes
$(5)$ Fusion of similar gametes	$(e)$ Hydra
$(6)$ Biparental reproduction	$(f)$ Penicillium
$(7)$ Haploid	$(g)$ Asexual reproduction
$(8)$ Conidia	$(h)$ Isogamy
$(9)$ Multiple fission	$(i)$ Fusion of two haploid gametes

(A) $(1-g)$ Uniparental reproduction is a characteristic of asexual reproduction.
$(2-e)$ Budding is a common method of asexual reproduction in Hydra.
$(3-b)$ Gemmules are internal buds found in sponges like Spongilla.
$(4-i)$ Syngamy refers to the fusion of two haploid gametes to form a diploid zygote.
$(5-h)$ Fusion of similar gametes is known as isogamy.
$(6-a)$ Biparental reproduction is a characteristic of sexual reproduction.
$(7-c)$ Plasmodium is a haploid organism (in its vegetative stage).
$(8-f)$ Conidia are asexual reproductive structures found in Penicillium.
$(9-d)$ Multiple fission is a process where the parent cell divides into many daughter cells, often associated with the formation of gametes or spores in some contexts; however, in this specific matching set, it relates to the production of multiple units.