The grand architect with that Yin-Yang duality. Actually Trees use that Fibonacci sequence that we were talking about yesterday. 

From #Grok 

"Branching Patterns:
Many trees exhibit branching patterns that approximate the Fibonacci numbers. For instance, the number of branches at each level of growth might follow the sequence. A tree might start with one trunk, which then splits into two, then three, five, and so on, although exact numbers can vary.

Leaf Arrangement (Phyllotaxis):
Leaves on many trees are arranged in spirals that follow Fibonacci numbers. This arrangement allows leaves to get maximum sunlight exposure with minimal overlap. For example, in many species, the angle between each leaf around the stem (the divergence angle) is about 137.5 degrees, which is related to the golden angle, derived from the golden ratio. The number of spirals (parastichies) going clockwise and counterclockwise can often be consecutive Fibonacci numbers.
Cones and Pineapples:
Pine cones and pineapples also display Fibonacci spirals. The scales or bracts of a pine cone or the scales on a pineapple can spiral in patterns following Fibonacci numbers."