Assertion: cassava | /r/HasProperty | rich
Facets:
value: in starch
type: OTHER
value: in fiber
type: OTHER
value: in vitamin c
type: OTHER
value: in carbohydrates
type: OTHER
value: very
type: DEGREE
value: in phosphorus
type: OTHER
value: in calcium
type: OTHER
value: in magnesium
type: OTHER
value: in copper
type: LOCATION
value: in calories
type: OTHER
value: in nutrients
type: OTHER
value: in vitamin a
type: OTHER
value: in compounds such as bakarotennya
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: Cassava is rich in Vitamin A and compounds such as bakarotennya that improve the health of your eyes and in the future prevents blindness or poor eyesight.
text: Cassava is a calorie-rich vegetable that contains plenty of carbohydrate and key vitamins and minerals.
text: Being a nutrient-rich vegetable, Cassava also offers several health benefits.
text: Cassava has been reported to be very rich in resistant starch .
text: Cassava is a root that is rich in carbohydrates.
text: Rich In Vitamin C: Being rich in vitamin C, cassava is highly beneficial for the immunity during pregnancy.
text: Cassava is rich in nutrients and is a major source of carbohydrates and calories.
text: Being rich in fiber, which are not water soluble, Cassava assists in the proper absorption of toxins entering the intestines and this way it enhances the digestive health and benefits in proper digestion.
text: Cassava is rich in various vitamins such as folate and vitamin C.
text: The cassava is rich in calories and carbohydrates.
text: Cassava, the root from which garri is produced, is rich in fiber, copper and magnesium.
text: Cassava is very rich in starch, calcium, phosphorus and Vitamin C, though it contains those good vitamins and minerals cassava is toxic as well and should not be consumed raw due to linamarin and lotaustralin which are toxic compounds and a kilogram of these root crops can contain 20mg to 1g of cyanide per kilogram (it only takes 40mg of cassava to kill a cow) but if you are lucky to live it is also known to cause goiters, pancreatitis and ataxia.