Study on fibonacci patterns in monocots and dicots ornamental plants / Nazirah Ramli, Neni Kartini Che Mohd RamIi and Amirah Hana Mohamed Nor

The Fibonacci sequence 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, ... has many remarkable properties, ranging from routine to startling. This ever-growing and endless chain of numbers can be used to explain the occurrence of many things in nature, such as the arrangement of petals and seeds in flowers, proportio...

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Main Authors: Ramli, Nazirah (Author), Che Mohd RamIi, Neni Kartini (Author), Mohamed Nor, Amirah Hana (Author)
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Published: 2011.
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