Update en_US.lang

Another little thingy I found.

src/main/resources/assets/botania/lang/en_US.lang

@@ -1856,7 +1856,7 @@ botania.page.kekimurus1=&otop kek&r
 botania.entry.gourmaryllis=Gourmaryllis
 botania.page.gourmaryllis0=The &1Gourmaryllis&0 is one hungry flower. It'll eat up any food in a small area around it, and turn it into &4Mana&0.<br>There's a catch, though, it can only digest a single food at any given time, the &4Mana&0 is created when it's done. Any other food it finds, it'll also devour, but not create any mana from it.
 botania.page.gourmaryllis1=The amount of time it takes to digest a delicacy depends on its nutritional value, in layman's terms, the amount of food points it restores.<br>So, a &1Steak&0 will take four seconds to digest, a &1Carrot&0 will take two, a loaf of &1Bread&0 will take two and a half, so on. 
-botania.page.gourmaryllis2=The amount of &4Mana&0 created also makes use of this value, but in a way where the more nutritious the food is, the more efficient it is. For example, a single &1Steak&0 will produce more &1Mana&0 from two &1Carrots&0, both absolutely and per second.
+botania.page.gourmaryllis2=The amount of &4Mana&0 created also makes use of this value, but in a way where the more nutritious the food is, the more efficient it is. For example, a single &1Steak&0 will produce more &1Mana&0 than two &1Carrots&0, both absolutely and per second.
 botania.page.gourmaryllis3=&oA hot pot for our new residents&r.
 botania.page.gourmaryllis4=&oWell, if Men ate themselves after death, one would think of less horror and negative feeling matter. But so you know what your cruelty leads to, think, fishes, that even Men eat themselves alive like you.<br>Alive was Job when he said: "Why do you follow me so inhumanely, thou who are eating me alive and getting sick of my flesh?". Do you want to see a Job like this? (...)
 botania.page.gourmaryllis5=&oSee a man of those who are followed by claims or accused of crimes, and behold all who are eating them. The bailiff eats him, the jailer eats him, the scribe eats him, the requestor eats him, the lawyer eats him, the inquirer eats him, the witness eats him, the judge eats him and he's not even sentenced he's already eaten. Worse are the Men than the crows. (...)