Caption:
The image above is of an
Adenostemma lavenia leaf. The
pattern we can observe on the leaf
is a bilateral symmetry pattern.
When anatomical elements are
placed on opposing sides of a
median axis, one plane might split
the individual into two portions,
this is referred to as bilateral
symmetry.
Caption:
The image above is of a
dragon tree plant. The pattern on
the leaf is a tree or fractal pattern.
Tree or fractal patterns are
generated from chaotic equations
and form self-similar patterns of
increasing complexity with
magnification, and if you divide the
plant into parts, you will receive a
nearly exact duplicate of the whole.
Caption:
The picture shown above is
a photo of Guyabano tree trunk. The
type of pattern that we can see on
the tree are cracks pattern. Cracks
are defined as linear openings that
form in materials to relieve stress
and when a non-elastic material fails
in all direction, it results in cracks.