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ALT A graphical abstract for our paper. Title of the paper: Investigating environmental and geographical factors affecting iodine concentrations in Australian wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) grain Includes the highlights of the paper, which were: 1) Grain iodine concentrations were low (5-24 μg/kg) 2) Most important predictors of grain iodine were elevation, State and rainfall*topsoil interactions 3) If wheat is going to be an important contributor to human iodine intake, then plants at all sites across WA, SA and VIC would need to be biofortified There is also a picture of wheat, a map showing sites and depictions of rainfall, site, soil and elevation.
ALT A graphical abstract for our paper. Title of the paper: Investigating environmental and geographical factors affecting iodine concentrations in Australian wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) grain Includes the highlights of the paper, which were: 1) Grain iodine concentrations were low (5-24 μg/kg) 2) Most important predictors of grain iodine were elevation, State and rainfall*topsoil interactions 3) If wheat is going to be an important contributor to human iodine intake, then plants at all sites across WA, SA and VIC would need to be biofortified There is also a picture of wheat, a map showing sites and depictions of rainfall, site, soil and elevation.
