| diatomaceous earth |
A fully inert, non-volatile substance sometimes recommended as an alternative to traditional chemical treatments for controlling a number of insects and other pests, including Soil Mealy Bugs. Diatomaceous Earth (DE) is made from the skeletal remains of diatoms, a microscopic form of algae. When processed into DE, these skeletal remains form razor-sharp particles which cut into the soft bodies of small insects. While controlling insects, DE does not harm African Violets.
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| diatomaceous |
Any of a class of microscopic unicellular or colonial algae, the silicified Silica skeletons of which form kieselguhr.
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| diatomaceous earth |
A geologic deposit of fine, grayish siliceous material composed chiefly or wholly of the remains of diatoms. It may occur as a powder or as a porous, rigid material.
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| diatomaceous earth |
A type of earth made up of the fossil deposits of siliceous skeletons of diatoms. This earth has an irritating surface (glass-like and sharp) and can be used to clean carpets and rid them of fleas and mites. Absorbs oil and water and is used in abrasive agents, cleansers for the face or for environmental uses. Very cheap. Irritating if inhaled.
Ãâó: allnaturalbeauty.us/glossary_aromatic.htm
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| diatomaceous earth |
A filter media made up of skeletons of Diatoms, used in Diatom filters, able to filter particles down to microns in size.
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