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The seeds of a sunflower are often arranged in spiral patterns that follow the Fibonacci sequence, such as 34, 55, 89, or 144 spirals.
 
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These numbers help the plant pack its seeds efficiently and make the best use of available space. However, the exact Fibonacci numbers can vary between individual flowers depending on their size and growth conditions. Similar patterns are also found in pine cones, pineapples, and many other plants. The arrangement is connected to the golden angle, which helps distribute seeds and leaves evenly. Fibonacci patterns are therefore common in nature, but the exact numbers are not always the same in every flower.

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