Overview. Sulfur is a mineral found in the ground around volcanic craters and hot springs and occurs naturally in some plants, including grains, fruits and vegetables. Protein foods also contain sulfur, which may put vegetarians at risk for developing a sulfur deficiency.The mineral helps form muscles, hair and skin cells.eat, Legumes and Nuts. Meats including beef, chicken and fish contain sulfur. Legumes, such as beans and jicama also contain protein and sulfur. Nuts such as walnuts, almonds, cashews, as well as certain seeds, such as sesame seeds and sunflower seeds, contain sulfur.
Ladybug Nectar is a specially formulized nutritional supplement. This nutrient rich food successfully substitutes for many of the nutrients found in natural nectars, pollen, and honeydew (aphid waste).It is the best replacement food when a natural food supply is lacking, and stimulates egg production in ladybugs, lacewings, and other beneficial insects.his nutrient rich food successfully substitutes for many of the nutrients found in natural nectars, pollen, and honeydew (aphid waste). It is the best replacement food when a natural food supply is lacking, and stimulates egg production in ladybugs, lacewings, and other beneficial insects.
Activity 1: Find Ladybug Larvae. A ladybug larva is a baby ladybug. Ladybugs go through different stages, and for most of their lives they don't even look like the pretty red and black ones we are used to seeing! Your parent or teacher can tell you more about the different stages of a ladybug's life cycle. When you have a couple ladybugs in your jar, take a closer look at them with your magnifying glass. 2  Draw pictures of what they look like from different angles (underneath, from above, or from the side) and write down things that you think might be helpful 'clues' for learning more about the life of a ladybug.