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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 given bar graph compares the percentange of wheat cultivation with the percentange of cultivable land mass among the 5 major countries. Astonishingly, Australia with maximum cultivable land produces the least amount wheat whereas, china with considerably less amount of cultivable land produces the most amount of wheat.

China is the largest producer of wheat among the 5 countries with around 19% of wheat production from about 15% cultivable land mass. India has the second largest area of cultivable land still it produces only around 14% of wheat. USA have approximately 25% of cultivable land mass but it produces less than 10% of wheat.

Although, Australia being a country with the most amount cultivable land, it has the least vegetation of wheat having only 5% of wheat production. On the other hand, Russia has the least amount of cultivable land which is about 12% but it still produces around 9% of wheat.

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