The graph below shows the differences in wheat exports over 3 different areas from 1985 to 1990. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The given line graph compares the exportation of wheat in 3 different countries which are

Australia

, Canada, and Europe in the period of 5 years from 1985 to 1990. A glance at the graph reveals that

Australia

had the lowest amount of trade during

this

time between the two others. Clearly, Canada stands in the first place in

this

ranking with approximately 20% of wheat sending in 1985, which continued to experience a slight plunge to marginally over 15% in the next year and

this

was followed by a considerable soar during 1886 and 1987 which peaked at 25% in 1988.

This

trend saw a sudden sharp dive in 1989 and hit the lowest point at just less than 15%, but

then

surged to about 18% in 1990. Regarding the two other graphs ,

on the other hand

, they showed an opposite trend of fluctuations.

while

the European export of wheat was in second position in 1985 with nearly 17%,

this

record was 15% for

Australia

and in the next year when Europeans stand in third spot with less than 14%, the other soared to just over 16%. The trend

then

saw a modest rise for Europe to 15%, which brought it back to second place in the years 1987 and 1988 and

then

it witnessed a moderate jump to almost 22%, making it the number one in

this

ranking in 1990.

Australia

however

, experienced a gradual plummet during the three next years from 1987 to 1990 and

finally

hit a trough of just over 11%. On the whole, all three lands were more or less in the same position in the first year and back in 1986.