Article: One of the most effective ways to get rid of whitefly infestations is to introduce animals to your garden that will feed on the whiteflies, but not your plants. Lacewings, minute pirate bugs, big-eyed bugs, some species of ladybugs, and some spiders all eat whiteflies. Garden supply stores often sell these bugs, and should say whether the insect they are selling will eat whiteflies. Encarsia formosa or other Encarsia species are tiny parasitic wasps, which can be introduced to your garden to invade the whiteflies' bodies and disrupt their ability to reproduce. They are commercially available, but most can only thrive indoors, in greenhouse environments, and in tropics. Many strains of whitefly are resistant to insecticides, while their predators and parasites are not. Thus, using insecticides can sometimes increase the amount of whiteflies in your garden. Ants are not predators of the whitefly, despite their frequent appearance near infested plants. Some species of ants will actually feed on the "honeydew" secretions of the whitefly nymphs, and could defend or discourage actual predators of whiteflies.
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Control whiteflies on outdoor plants by introducing the whitefly's natural predators. Purchase whitefly parasites. Avoid insecticides. Get rid of ants.
Article: You can do this by double-clicking the file on your computer. It's at the top of Word. A list of symbols will appear. This inserts the square root symbol.
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Open your Microsoft Word document. Click the mouse where you want to type the symbol. Click the Insert menu. Click Symbol. Click More Symbols. Click the "subset" drop-down menu. Click Number Forms. Click the Square Root symbol.
Article: A paleo diet is based on eating foods like meat, fish, fruits, vegetables, and nuts while avoiding foods that contain grains, refined sugars, and processed foods. Cassava flour is a great option if you are on this diet as it replaces the grains found in traditional all-purpose flours. Those with celiac disease or an intolerance from gluten can benefit from using cassava flour. Cassava does not contain gluten, and can be utilized as a replacement in many circumstances. Those with other food allergies like those with allergies to wheat can also utilize cassava flour in recipes. Cassava contains naturally occurring cyanide compounds that make it poisonous to consume in its raw state. The process to create cassava flour detoxifies it of these agents. If you are making the flour from the cassava root, do not consume this raw. The toxic element in cassava is called linamarin. Cassava poisoning can damage your liver, kidneys, and brain. Cassava flour boasts a variety of health benefits including being high in calories and acting as an excellent source of carbohydrates. Also, cassava flour is completely nut, gluten, and grain free, so it is good for those with nut allergies or celiac disease. Cassava also contains useful nutrients and vitamins including B vitamins and potassium.
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Try cassava flour if you're on a Paleo diet. Switch to cassava if you have food allergies. Don't eat raw cassava root. Understand the benefits of using cassava flour.