Whorllike
Whorllike refers to a structural or morphological characteristic observed in various biological and non-biological systems, where elements exhibit a spiral or helical arrangement resembling a whorl. This pattern is commonly found in nature, particularly in plant and animal anatomy, as well as in certain man-made designs.
In botany, whorllike structures are often seen in the arrangement of leaves, flowers, or branches around a
In zoology, whorllike formations are less common but can be observed in the coiled shells of mollusks,
Beyond biology, whorllike designs appear in engineering and architecture, where helical or spiral structures are used
The whorllike pattern is mathematically significant, often following Fibonacci sequences or golden ratio principles, which contribute