The two pie charts provide information about the proportions of cotton production by five different countries during the period from 1990 to 2000.
Overall
, these percentages exhibited different shares across the given countries; some, Linking Words
such
as India, recorded the highest figure, Linking Words
whereas
others, like Russia, registered the lowest share. Linking Words
However
, the proportion of each country varied significantly among them.
As the charts illustrate, India started as the largest segment, standing at forty-five per Linking Words
cent
, compared with thirty-three per Use synonyms
cent
in 2000. Use synonyms
This
was followed by both Australia and Canada, which constituted twenty per Linking Words
cent
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then
they reached fifteen per Linking Words
cent
and thirty per Use synonyms
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within a decade, respectively.
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In contrast
, Russia accounted Linking Words
initially
for seven per Linking Words
cent
as the lowest figure, before falling to seven per Use synonyms
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after one decade. The People's Republic of China did not produce cotton in 1990, taking into account that it produced more than one-tenth of total cotton by the end of the period.Use synonyms