More examples and better photographs than mine are available at Fractals in Nature.
Monday, May 11, 2020
Fractals
Upon reading that I had started a Math Blog, a colleague sent me a short, yet encouraging, message that summarized a casual lesson I shared with him ten years ago "Fractals are everywhere." Rather than a review of the equations that create fractal patterns, I find it more satisfying when we see fractal patterns in nature. Checking up on a young cedar in my yard, I saw this example of a self-similar pattern in nature.
Update 7/11/2021 - Article in Science News: How Romanesco cauliflower forms its spiraling fractals
Adjunct faculty member of the University of Redlands, School of Business.
Retired Quality Engineering Manager - Abbott Labs (32 years).
Favorite classes to teach: Management Science, Statistics, Operations Management, Analytics.
Contributor to the Online Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences (OEIS) https://oeis.org/.
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