January 09, 2007
Concepts for SPD using one element from plant biology or phyllotaxis
These individual concepts are based on several ideas of Spiralphyllotaxis. The first one is a literal version. The ones that follow have slight differences in them. Some have smaller internal angles, while others have more. There are some that look similar but the difference is that they are connected differently, either by skin, position or the internal frame.
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November 28, 2006
Progression of models based Spiralphyllotaxis
Using the same method that plants use when growing and producing additional primordials (leaves). Consecutive leaves have an angle of 137.5 degrees between them and the next leaf, with the oldest and larger organ at the bottom.
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November 04, 2006
Phyllotaxis
Another way of looking at a leaf's structure but on a more grander scale.
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October 13, 2006
Model set 1
Basis for model set 1
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