👉 In biological terms, "neogenesis" refers to the process by which a cell divides and becomes two identical daughter cells. This is typically done during the development of a new organism, such as a new individual or a plant seedling. The process begins with the mother cell dividing into two identical daughter cells, which are then genetically connected in some way. This connection allows for the exchange of genetic material between the parent and offspring, leading to the formation of a genetically identical organism.
