The bar graph compares the proportion of fruit production across four types(Oranges,apples,pears,and peaches) in one Australian state between 1996 and 2015. Overall,the figure for pears followed declining trend thruoughout the period,whereas that of oranges and apples showed opposite trajectory. It is also evident that peaches production was the least produced fruit compared to others albeit at a increasing trend over the period.
Pears production exhibited a more pronounced dropp,standing a chart-high of 125 million kg in 1995. This was followed by a considerably fall to 100000 MT(million tones) after ten years; yet, it kept falling dawn and settled at roughly 85000 MT in 2015.
The figure for oranges,apples and peaches,on the other hand,revealed a rather contrasting scenario.The proportion of oranges and apples numbered 65000 and 80000 MT respectively in 1995. Both of them saw a marginally rose by approximatlly 5000 and 25000 MT in 2005 before ended up with resbeptive numbers:85000 and 120000 MT at the end of the period.Similary, the figure for peaches trailed significantly behind although that of bucked the foregoing trend. In 1995 it began the period with a chart-low of 40 million kilogramms.Then witnessed growth to 60 million kilogramms in the next ten years and finished the period with 65 MT in 2005.