...yes, of course.  Are you saying that the article claims that there are no examples?  Because it doesn&#x27;t say that.<p>&gt; &quot;This is one part of nature where the fibonacci sequence and related sequences seem to show up uncommonly often, and it&#x27;s legitimate to inquire why. The interesting cases are seedheads in plants such as sunflowers, and the bract patterns of pinecones and pineapples.&quot;<p>Reducing seedhead patterns to &quot;one part of nature&quot; is obviously loaded verbage, but even if it weren&#x27;t, I still don&#x27;t understand what &quot;flim flam&quot; this is debunking.