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The image presents a line chart labeled "Wheat Exports 1985-1990 (in millions of tonnes)" with data points for three entities: Australia, Canada, and the European Community. In 1985, Australia exported 15 million tonnes, Canada 19 million tonnes, and the European Community 17 million tonnes. In 1986, Australia's exports decreased to 12 million tonnes, Canada's increased to 18 million tonnes, and the European Community's exports dropped to 14 million tonnes. In 1987, Australia's exports remained at 12 million tonnes, Canada's rose to 19 million tonnes, and the European Community's increased significantly to 20 million tonnes. In 1988, Australia exported 16 million tonnes, Canada reached its peak at 25 million tonnes, and the European Community slightly dropped to 19 million tonnes. In 1989, Australia's exports slightly increased to 17 million tonnes, Canada's decreased to 14 million tonnes, and the European Community's sharply fell to 9 million tonnes. In 1990, Australia's exports were slightly lower at 11 million tonnes, Canada's exports rose again to 19 million tonnes, and the European Community recovered to 15 million tonnes.
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The line graph presents a comparative analysis of wheat exports between 1985 until 1990 in three distinct areas, named Australia, Canada and European Community.
It is evident that wheat supplies for exports varies significantly across country, with each year displaying unique trends for different value of exports.
Cannada almost every year contributed the highest wheat products to be exported from 1985 until reached the highest around 25 millions tonnes of wheats in 1988. After 1988, Cannada dropped dramatically to bellow 15 millions tonnes and rosed a bit a year latter.
Eropean community rellatively supplied the stable trend from 1985 until 1988, and then showed a slowly movement until reached top supply in 1990 making Eroupean the leading wheat export that gained more than 20 millions of tonnes.
Conversely, Australia contributed the lowest export of wheat almost every year and experienced the downstreamed trend until reached the lowest in 1990 with only around 10 million of tonnes.
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