Assertion: cadmium | /r/AtLocation | soil
Facets:
value: naturally
type: MANNER
value: a result,
type: OTHER
value: of weathering of rocks
type: LOCATION
value: of volcanic activity
type: OTHER
value: of for­est fires
type: LOCATION
value: most notably
type: DEGREE
value: due to the use of phosphate fertilizers
type: CAUSE
Source sentences:
text: Because cadmium is naturally found in water and soil, it is taken up by plants as they grow.
text: When cadmium is present in soil, it is more available to plants if the soil is sandy, acidic or low in organic matter.
text: ⠀• Cadmium is a non-essential metal found in the soil where its presence is a result of a combination of natural and anthropogenic processes.
text: Cadmium is a naturally occurring heavy metal, found in soil, rock, and marine and freshwater sediments.
text: Cadmium is naturally found in soil—a result, for example, of volcanic activity, for­est fires, and weathering of rocks—and is taken up by many plants, including cocoa plants.
text: Cadmium is naturally found in soil—a result, for example, of volcanic activity, for­est fires, and weathering of rocks—and is taken up by many plants, including cocoa plants.
text: Cadmium is a common heavy metal found in soil due to the use of phosphate fertilizers (1).
text: Moreover, cadmium can be present in soil, water, and a wide variety of foods, most notably:
text: When cadmium is present in soils it can be extremely dangerous, as the uptake through food will increase.