FIBONACCI SEQUENCE NUMBERS IN NATURE SERIES

Here we have a schematic diagram of a simple plant, the sneezewort. The association of Fibonacci numbers and plants is not restricted to numbers of petals. But this daisies could deviate from it’s general pattern having petals of 33 and 35 more in common. Ordinary field daisies have 34 petals in fact when we consider playing “she loves me” or “she loves me not” we commonly use daisies of 34 petals. This type of flowers have 21 and 34 petals more in common. Shasta daisy is the flower having twenty-one petals.

FIBONACCI SEQUENCE NUMBERS IN NATURE SERIES

Trillium flower is one of them having three petals which is the third digit in fibonacci series which is 3.Ĭolumbine flower is cultivated as well as considered as wild flower but the petals are same for both the versions which is five.As it is the fourth number in fibonacci series which is 5.īloodroot is one of the frequent flowers you can see with five petals but rarely you can see this flowers have eight petals which is the fifth number in the series which is 8.īlack-eyed susan is a flower having thirteen(13) petals.This is the sixth number in the series. White calla lily is one of the rarest flowers which have only one petal and it is first number in fibonacci series which is 1.Įuphorbia millii is one of the flowers which have two petals means second number of fibonacci series which is 2. Fibonacci numbers are the numbers where you add the first number with the resultant one and then get the next number.Fibonacci numbers are seen in petals of flowers, growth of trees,growth of stems,fruits etc means every where in nature you can find this series.Example : 1,2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, 89, 144,etc.

Fibonacci sequence numbers in nature