(Português) 23 Plantas Geométricas de Arrepiar os Fissurados em Simetria e Padrões

ORIGINAL LANGUAGES, 22 Jun 2015

Diego Bravo – TRANSCEND Media Service

Os conhecimentos geométricos são muito usados por nós, seres humanos. O que nem sempre nos damos conta é que padrões, simetria e formas de todos os tipos não precisaram ser inventadas, pois fazem parte da natureza.

A lista abaixo, criada colaborativamente pelos usuários do site Boredpanda, mostra 23 plantas que parecem ter sido criadas por algum fanático em geometria. Elas parecem obedecer algum tipo de fórmula matemática. Olha só:

1. Aloe Polyphylla

2. Repolho Romanesco

3. Crassula Templo de Buda

4. Vitória-régia da Amazônia

5. Dália

6. Pinheiro-orvalhado

7. Hoya carnosa

8. Girassol

9. Camélia

10. Suculenta espiralada

11. Cacto-cérebro

12. Viola sacculus

13. Planta-mosaico

14. Mais suculentas

15. Cacto Pelecyphora Aselliformis

16. Planta com folhas simétricas

17. Flor-de-cera

18. Alstroemeria Pelegrina

19. Hoya Kerrii

20. Pinha

21. Lobélia gigante

22. Repolho roxo

23. Echinacea

próba makra 2007-07-17 15-50-27

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Diego Bravo – Jornalista e cocriador do site Somente Coisas Legais.

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