Fibonacci

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• What ties all of these botanical features together is their shared characteristic of being arranged in spirals that adhere to a numerical sequence called the Fibonacci sequence.
• These spirals, referred to as Fibonacci spirals for simplicity, are extremely widespread in plants and have fascinated scientists from Leonardo da Vinci to Charles Darwin.
• We examined the spirals in the leaves and reproductive structures of a fossilised plant dating back 407 million years.

What are Fibonacci spirals?

• Now count the number of clockwise and anticlockwise spirals, and in almost every case the number of spirals will be integers in the Fibonacci sequence.
• In a study that analysed 6,000 pinecones, Fibonacci spirals were found in 97% of the examined cones.
• A study of 12,000 spirals from over 650 plant species found that Fibonacci spirals occur in over 90% of cases.
• Due to their frequency in living plant species, it has long been thought that Fibonacci spirals were ancient and highly conserved in all plants.

Non-Fibonacci spirals in early plants

• We examined the arrangement of leaves and reproductive structures in the first group of plants known to have developed leaves, called clubmosses.
• The discovery of non-Fibonacci spirals in such an early fossil is surprising as they are very rare in living plant species today.

Distinct evolutionary history

• They suggest that non-Fibonacci spirals were ancient in clubmosses, overturning the view that all leafy plants started out growing leaves that followed the Fibonacci pattern.
• Furthermore, it suggests that leaf evolution and Fibonacci spirals in clubmosses had an evolutionary history distinct from other groups of living plants today, such as ferns, conifers and flowering plants.
• The work also adds another piece to the puzzle of a major evolutionary question – why are Fibonacci spirals so common in plants today?

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