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Band 5+: The graph below gives information of wheat production of different countries and their cultivable land area. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image illustrates percentages of wheat production and cultivable land mass across five countries: China shows 15% wheat production and 10% cultivable land mass, India shows 35% wheat production and 25% cultivable land mass, USA shows 25% wheat production and 10% cultivable land mass, Australia shows 10% wheat production and 50% cultivable land mass, Russia shows 15% wheat production and 15% cultivable land mass.
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THE BAR GRAPH DESCRIBES THE INFROMATION ABOUT THE WHEAT PRODUCATION IN FIVE DIFFERENT COUNTRIES AND THEIR CULTIVABLE LAND AREAS. THE DATA ARE MENTIONED IN PERCENTAGES.

OVERALL, IT CAN BE SEEN THAT AUSTRALIA HAS THE HIGHEST IN CULTIVABLE LAND MASS, WITH FOLLOWED BY INDIA. THE SAME TREND NOTED IN CHINA AND INDIA WITH THE HIGHEST PRODUCTION OF COUNTRY AMONG OTHERS. WHILE AUSTRALIA REACH LOWEST IN WHEAT PRODUCTION.

ACCORDING TO THE DATA, AUSTRALIA STOOD OUT WITH HALF PERCENTAGE, WHICH IS THE LARGEST PROPORTION IN CULTIVATE LANDS. FOLLOWED BY INIDIA MORE THAN 30%. WHEREAS CHINA AND RUSSIA MENTION APPROXIMATELY 20%. UNLIKE AUSTRALIA, CULTIVABLE MASS FIGURE HAS ABOVE 20% IN THE USA.

A FORTH RATIO OF WHEAT PRODUCTION ACCOUNTED IN CHINA, WITH THE PEAK VALUE. IN INDIA, THE DATA OF PRODUCTION AROUND 15% IT WAS A LITTLE BIT LESS AS COMPARED TO CHINA. THERE ARE MINOR DIFFERNCE RECORDS BETWEEN THE USA AND RUSSIA. AUSTRALIA, HOWEVER, ACCOMODATE UNDER 5%, WITH A MINIMUM PRDUCTION.

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