The graph below shows the wheat exports in three countries during the year 1985-1990 in millions of tonnes. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The provided line gives information about exported

wheat

and three particular regions namely Australia, Canada and the European community, from 1985 to 1990. Units were measured by tones.

Overall

, it can be seen that there was a fluctuation in

wheat

exports in all countries. Australia witnessed the lowest amount of sales of

wheat

throughout the years.

To begin

with, sending

wheat

from Canada began at around 19

million

tonnes

in 1985,

while

it had a drop in 1986 to about 17

million

tonnes

. In 1988 it took a peek at 25

million

tonnes

. The

wheat

Fluctuated and reached almost 19,000,000

tonnes

in 1990. European Community became nearly 17,

million

tonnes

in 1985. The number of

wheat

remained stable from 1987 to 1988. The number increased gradually in 1990 to nearly 21

million

tonnes

. Other hand Australia was the least common country to sell

wheat

overseas. the number began at 15

million

tones in 1985

while

it had a dramatic decline throughout the years and reached approximately 11

million

tonnes

in 1990