replicate

2. In biology, to make an exact copy of itself, as DNA does before a cell divides.

The virus uses the host cell's machinery to replicate its genetic material.

3. To fold back on itself, as a leaf or part of a plant.

The leaves of this plant replicate at the edges, curling backward.

4. In computing, to copy data or a system so that it exists in more than one place.

The database is replicated across three servers for backup.