The graph shows the differencies in wheat export over the three areas

The line graph provided illustrates the numerical infomation, united in millions of

tones

, of the wheat exports in 3 distinct

countries

: Australia,

Canada

, and European Community. The data covers the timeframe between 1985 and 1990. The selling wheats trends of these

countries

fluctuated significantly; starting with around 17

million

averagely in each nations,

then

Canada

exports grew dramatically in 1988 which other

countries

still had around the starting point's amount of sales.

Firstly

,

Canada

reached its peak exporting wheat in 1988, with around 25 millions of

tones

,

whereas

countries

in Europe and Australia only had accomplised 15 and 13

million

respectively.

However

, after 1988,

Canada

was constantly plumped down in the number of export, with only 14

million

in 1989.

Next,

the European Community has a fluctuate trend between 1985 and 1987.

Then

, the amount of export remains the same for 1 year: 15

million

of

tones

from 1987 to 1988. Luckily, the line graph depicts the upward of sells to approximately 20

million

in 1990.

Similarly

, Australia's inclination in the early year of 1985 to 1986 went unsteady like that of European Community.

In contrast

, from 1987 until the

last

year in the data. the downward trend is depicted: from around 15

million

in 1987 to averagely 11

million

of

tones

in 1990.