Number four is elephant grass, a plant I learned about from the Magic: the Gathering card of the same name. It's native to sub-Saharan Africa, and it grows to a height of 4-7 meters, or 108 cheeseburgers on average. You can feed it to elephants, but you can also make paper with it, and you can also use it as part of a pest control method called push-pull. Maize is responsible for one-third of all the calories consumed in sub-Saharan Africa. It is parasited upon by an insect called the stemborer, which eats about ten percent of African maize crop yields annually. African farmers noticed that this insect is repelled by a plant called
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108 cheeseburgers
You plant the desmodium in rows alternating with the corn; the insects get repelled by the smell and jump into the elephant grass you've planted around the perimeter; they lay their eggs in it, and they don't hatch because the grass is hairy so they fall off Checkmate bugs
Audio clip here of my saying "Stav I think you forgot to color this one gold" Each fibonacci number in the talk will be gold Golden rectangle but it's pictures of me and my family
The notion that this is a cute way to inject wit into a sentence is the conclusion of this topic, as well as this presentation.
Fib sequence has two 1s, so that's why there's 1a and 1b