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Cactus spines

Cactus. Spines on a cactus. The arrangement of spines around the central point is according to the Fibonacci series, a number series in which each number is the sum of the two preceding it, for example 0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21 and so on

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Arid Adapted Cactus Fibonacci Series Mathematical Mathematics Pattern Patterns In Nature Spike Spikes Spiky Spines Spiny Spiral Spirals Succulent Succulent Plants Horticultural


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This print showcases the intricate beauty of cactus spines. The arrangement of these spines around the central point follows the remarkable Fibonacci series, a mathematical sequence where each number is derived by adding up the two preceding numbers. This natural phenomenon highlights the harmonious patterns found in nature. The image captures our attention with its mesmerizing display of spirals and spikes, creating an enchanting visual spectacle. It serves as a testament to both the elegance and resilience of succulent plants like cacti, which have adapted to thrive in arid environments. Beyond its aesthetic appeal, this photograph holds historical significance as it unveils one of nature's hidden secrets that has fascinated botanists and mathematicians alike for centuries. The presence of Fibonacci spirals in various biological structures continues to inspire research into how mathematics shapes living organisms. With its focus on botanical details and precision, this print from Science Photo Library offers a glimpse into horticultural wonders while also celebrating the profound connections between biology and mathematics. Whether you are captivated by patterns in nature or simply appreciate the unique allure of spiny succulents, this image is sure to spark curiosity and admiration for our extraordinary natural world.

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