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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 ILLUSTRATES THE PERCENTAGE OF WHEAT PRODUCTION AND THE AMOUNT OF CULTIVABLE LAND IN FIVE DIFFERENT COUNTRIES: CHINA, INDIA, THE USA, AUSTRALIA, AND RUSSIA.

OVERALL, IT CAN BE SEEN THAT AUSTRALIA HAD THE HIGHEST PERCENTAGE OF CULTIVABLE LAND, FOLLOWED BY INDIA. IN CONTRAST, THE HIGHEST WHEAT PRODUCTION WAS RECORDED IN CHINA AND INDIA, WHILE AUSTRALIA HAD THE LOWEST PRODUCTION DESPITE HAVING THE MOST CULTIVABLE LAND.

IN DETAIL, AUSTRALIA USED 50% OF ITS LAND FOR CULTIVATION, WHICH WAS THE HIGHEST AMONG ALL FIVE COUNTRIES. INDIA HAD SLIGHTLY MORE THAN 30%, MAKING IT THE SECOND-HIGHEST RESPECTIVELY. THE USA FOLLOWED WITH ABOUT 25%, WHILE CHINA AND RUSSIA HAD SIMILAR PROPORTIONS, JUST UNDER 20%.

REGARDING WHEAT PRODUCTION, CHINA LED WITH NEARLY 20%, AND INDIA FOLLOWED CLOSELY AT AROUND 15%. THE USA AND RUSSIA BOTH HAD APPROXIMATELY 9%, WHEREAS AUSTRALIA HAD THE LOWEST FIGURE, AT AROUND 5%, DESPITE ITS LARGE AMOUNT OF CULTIVATED LAND.

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