
A mathematical model first proposed by Alan Turing 71 years ago may have finally been confirmed — by chia seeds sprouting in a lab.
The model may explain the chemistry behind how a zebra gets its stripes and why grasses can grow in patches.

A mathematical model first proposed by Alan Turing 71 years ago may have finally been confirmed — by chia seeds sprouting in a lab.
The model may explain the chemistry behind how a zebra gets its stripes and why grasses can grow in patches.