The graph below shows the Qatari and Omani import totals (in tonnes) for several types of vegetables.

The pie chart given illustrates the vegetables

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, in

tonnes

,

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Qatar

and

Oman

in 1990.

Overall

,

Oman

's imported a larger number of greens than that of

Qatar

, which was around the thousand

tonnes

difference.

Firstly

,

Qatar

's most ordered vegetables were Spinach, Garlic, and Ginger respectively, with the amount of 450, 340, and 300

tonnes

accordingly

. Compared to

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Oman

's

statistic

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,

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nation imported Garlic the most, followed by Spinach and Peas consecutively. Surprisingly,

Oman

's garlic order was 800 tinnes, which was almost two times larger than

Qatar

's most imported greens species.

On the contrary

, the least imported greens in

Oman

, including Ginger and Broccoli for 300 each, were still larger in amount than

Qatar

's

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order regarding 150

tonnes

of Peas. In conclusion, the proportion shown in

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data is quite obvious that

Qatar

's whole import, in

tonnes

, was less than Omen vegetable imports;

this

can be easily observed by both countries' equal number of ginger imports: 300

tonnes

.

However

, the area of

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chart occupied in

Qatar

is wider than that of

Oman

.