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Band 5+: The graph below shows the Qatari and Omani import totals (in tons) for several types of vegetables in 1990. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image contains two pie charts detailing Qatari and Omani import totals of various vegetables in tonnes for 1990: for Qatar, Spinach (450), Broccoli (300), Garlic (150), Peas (340), Ginger (220); for Oman, Spinach (600), Broccoli (300), Garlic (400), Peas (800), Ginger (200).
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The chart shows the differsnce between Omani and Qatari vegetable import in 1990 and which vegetable they bring in at .

Overall Oman had a greater number of imports compared to Qatar , garlic being its most sought out product 800 tons of import with spinach right behind it with 600 tons worth .Incontrast Qatar had spinach as the most imported vegetable at 450 tons with garlicc , ginger and brocolli right behind it with 340 , 300 and 220 tons respectively .

Omani brought in a balanced number brocolli and ginger imports both at 300 tons each and brought 400 tons of peas from the world .Similarly Qatar also brought in these vegetable at a different proportion as discussed earlier with peas import being the lowest at 150 tons and spinach the highest at 450 tons.

In conclusion the two countries obtain a significant number of their vegetable from trade with omani import accumilating a larger number than the qataris.

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