Assertion: iodine | /r/AtLocation | soil
Facets:
value: primarily
type: DEGREE
value: naturally
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: Iodine is a chemical element that is primarily found naturally in soil.
text: Some foods have a high iodine content, though the amount of iodine can be dependent on how much iodine was present in the soil, the farming practices, and the time of year.
text: Iodine is present in soil and seawater.
text: Although iodine deficiencies are relatively rare in Western countries, the amount of iodine in our diet is directly related to the amount of iodine found in the soil where most of our food is grown, and in the food eaten by the animals who produce our meat, eggs and dairy products.
text: Iodine is found in some minerals and soils.
text: Iodine is present in the soil, so vegetables grown in regions that are iodine-rich will naturally have more iodine, though most people are not familiar with whether their produce is grown in iodine-rich soil.