The pie charts give information about the world’s forest in five different regions. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant

The given pie charts compare data about the percentage of wood and jangles across the world on 5 various continents.

Overall

, it is important that the largest fraction of forest is in Africa and North

America

;

however

, the highest portion of

timber

is in North and South

America

.

According to

the diagrams, Africa, the main area that has the maximum proportion of world woodlands

while

the minimum fraction of

timber

, composes 27% for the forest but just under 10% for

timber

;

then

North

America

, the best continent for

timber

, reports 30% for wood and exactly a quarter for forest regions. Europe constitutes one-fifth for

timber

and 2% less than wood for jungle. The graphs demonstrate that South

America

and Asia respectively form 16 and 14% of woodland all over the world;

additionally

, South

America

makes up the second level of

timber

at 23% and Asia in

this

section record 18%.