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m m NUMERICAL RELATIONS
The leaves of a plant are spirally ar ranged in the same way that the plan ets of the solar system revolve around the sun. Agassiz has clearly shown that the same numerical relation holds good in phyllotaxis as in astronomy. The number of turns made on the stem, and the number of leaves passed be fore reaching the leaf directly above the one from which we started, form a regularly ascending series, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8 , 13, etc., of which any two added together will make the third. So like wise, the planets, from Neptune to Vul can, revolve around the sun, and com plete their orbit in periods which ex hibit precisely the same succession of numbers, a series of threes. This won derful similarity and simplicity of ar rangement surely proves that the same hand adjusted the leaves of the herb of the field which set in motion the stars of heaven; that the order of the whole system is repeated in the smallest of its contents. Indeed, we may regard a plant with its leaves, from this point of view, as a miniature solar system, and the solar system as a gigantic plant. The leaves of the one answer to the planets of the other£ and as the leaves of a plant come closer and closer together, until at last they cul minate in the radiance of the ¡lower, so the planets of the solar system come closer and closer together, until at last they blossom, as it were, in the splendor of the sun. The fact is that the universe is but a vast expansion of the atom.— H. MacMillan.
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