A sunflower is a tall plant with a large, round, yellow flower that looks like the sun and produces edible seeds.
From 'sun' + 'flower', named for its sun‑like appearance and, in some varieties, its tendency to turn toward the sun. The plant is native to the Americas and was later taken to Europe.
A sunflower is a living solar panel: its wide face catches sunlight, and its seeds store that energy as food. The spiral pattern of its seeds often follows the Fibonacci sequence, hiding math in plain sight.
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