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Actually there is. If you go on youtube and search up Vi Hart, go and watch her videos on Fibonacci and plants. But basically plants have a hormone that tells them to grow and they grow away from each other if you look at the picture i the article above you can see that happen. And It just so happens that it happens in fibonacci numbers. Vi Hart's videos will explain it in more depth.
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