Arranged in curved rows or series; having a curved serial or sequential arrangement.
From Latin 'curvus' (curved) and 'serialis' (relating to a series). This technical term appears in botanical and zoological texts describing the spatial arrangement of structures.
Pine cones display perfect curviserial patterns—the scales spiral up in Fibonacci numbers, a mathematical pattern that appears again and again throughout nature because it's the most efficient way to pack things.
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