Decoding the Mathematical Secrets of Plants’ Stunning Leaf Patterns A Japanese shrub’s unique foliage arrangement leads botanists to rethink plant growth models ...

Splash down: High-speed images capture patterns by which raindrops spread pathogens among plants Date: February 3, 2015 Source: Massachusetts Institute of Technology Summary: Farmers have long ...

Leaf insects, also known as walking leaves, are famous for their remarkable camouflage. A video filmed in Hebei, China, on ...

1937: Decorator Dorothy Draper originally designs her banana leaf pattern Brazilliance for the Arrowhead Springs Hotel in California. The Fountain Room at the Beverly Hills Hotel. 1944: Draper ...

He could: The banana-leaf pattern Martinique, launched the next year, would soon be installed in CW Stockwell’s showroom—and featured in AD.

Scientists literally watched paint drops dry to understand why some look like “fried eggs,” with “yolks” of color surrounded by pristine white halos, and others appear more uniform.

Science UCC student’s research overthrows long-held theory on leaf patterns Spirals are common in plants and most can be described by the famous mathematical series the Fibonacci sequence Expand ...