👉 Phaenogenesis is a process in which plants form new plant cells from existing ones. This process, also known as germination or budding, involves the growth of a seedling from a parent plant cell, and it occurs in the formative stages of plant development, particularly during the vegetative period. In phaenogenesis, the seed is not directly implanted into the mother plant but rather emerges from the mother's roots. This process allows for rapid expansion, as the seedlings grow rapidly
