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Recently I've been reading couple articles from 'Evolutionnews' on the evolution of Fractal Designs in Plants. They argue that the emergence of these patterns in nature is unexplained by Evolutionists, and that there is a known cause that can produce such patterns 'Intelligence'.
Well I'd agree that intelligent agents surely can create Fractal Designs, however they aren't the only known causes. Apparently the people at 'Evolutionnews' are completely unaware that we've observed the emergence of Fractal Designs during the evolution of Brassica Oleracea.
After the wild Brassica had been cultivated into it's many forms over thousands of years, Farmers in Italy back in the 16th century began crossing Broccoli with Cauliflowers and gave rise to the Romanesco Broccoli.
The evolution of the Romanesco Broccoli is a wonderful example of how Evolution can give the appearance of design in biology. I guess it would have been an inconvenience to 'Evolutionnews' to mention this fact, because it demonstrates that Evolution can naturally produce the exact same thing they're arguing it couldn't do.
References:
1) Pattern Formation Explained by Evolution? Not So Fast [November 10, 2016]
evolutionnews.org
2) Plant Spiral Designs Still Unexplained [September 20, 2017]
evolutionnews.org
3) Plant Spirals Finally Solved? [June 14, 2019]
evolutionnews.org
4) Italian Romanesco Broccoli
blog.gardeningknowhow.com
5) The Evolution of Brassica Oleracea
botanistinthekitchen.blog
Recently I've been reading couple articles from 'Evolutionnews' on the evolution of Fractal Designs in Plants. They argue that the emergence of these patterns in nature is unexplained by Evolutionists, and that there is a known cause that can produce such patterns 'Intelligence'.
Well I'd agree that intelligent agents surely can create Fractal Designs, however they aren't the only known causes. Apparently the people at 'Evolutionnews' are completely unaware that we've observed the emergence of Fractal Designs during the evolution of Brassica Oleracea.
After the wild Brassica had been cultivated into it's many forms over thousands of years, Farmers in Italy back in the 16th century began crossing Broccoli with Cauliflowers and gave rise to the Romanesco Broccoli.
The evolution of the Romanesco Broccoli is a wonderful example of how Evolution can give the appearance of design in biology. I guess it would have been an inconvenience to 'Evolutionnews' to mention this fact, because it demonstrates that Evolution can naturally produce the exact same thing they're arguing it couldn't do.
References:
1) Pattern Formation Explained by Evolution? Not So Fast [November 10, 2016]
Pattern Formation Explained by Evolution? Not So Fast | Evolution News
Animals and plants show tremendous varieties of colorful patterns and shades.
evolutionnews.org
2) Plant Spiral Designs Still Unexplained [September 20, 2017]
Plant Spiral Designs Still Unexplained | Evolution News
Even down to the level of molecules and genes, there doesn’t seem to be any physical reason for plants to grow “Golden Ratio” patterns.
evolutionnews.org
3) Plant Spirals Finally Solved? [June 14, 2019]
Plant Spirals Finally Solved? | Evolution News
The Fibonacci spirals in plants have long attracted scientists and puzzled them as well. How do they form?
evolutionnews.org
4) Italian Romanesco Broccoli
Heirloom Romanesco Italia Broccoli Info
Heirloom Romanesco Italia broccoli is popular in Italy, where it has been grown since the fifteenth century. This definitely qualifies Romanesco broccoli among the heirloom broccoli varieties, which m
blog.gardeningknowhow.com
5) The Evolution of Brassica Oleracea
Brassica oleracea – The Botanist in the Kitchen
Posts about Brassica oleracea written by katherineapreston and Jeanne L. D. Osnas
botanistinthekitchen.blog