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   Triticale

   In addition, genetic variability can also be achieved by producing new primary triticales (i.e. the reconstitution of triticale), the development of various hybrids involving triticale such as triticale-rye hybrids. ... | China | 1.3 |
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   Agriculture in the People's Republic of China

   In 2003 China produced 377 million tons, or 18.1% of total world production. ... Other grains, such as barley, buckwheat, millet, oats, rye, sorghum, and triticale (a wheat-rye hybrid), added substantially to overall grain production.
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   Rice

   Although China and India are the top two largest producers of rice in the world, both of countries consume the majority of the rice produced domestically leaving little to be traded internationally. ... Amaranth · Barley · Buckwheat · Fonio · Job's Tears · Kañiwa · Maize (Corn) · Millet · Oat · Quinoa · Rice · Rye · Sorghum · Spelt · Triticale · Teff · Wild rice · Wheat
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   List of regions by past GDP (PPP)

   | Han China | 26 820 | 26.2 | ... Area: forest · water · Border · Coastline · EEZ · Extreme points: highest · lowest · northernmost · southernmost · Freshwater: withdrawal · irrigation · Agricultural output: fish · milk · fruit · banana · apple · tomato · orange · citrus · tobacco · coffee · cacao · tea · wine · sugarcane · maize · rice · wheat · triticale · rye · barley · oat · buckwheat · millet · sorghum · soybean · sunflower · potato · sugar beet
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   List of states with nuclear weapons

   China ... Area: forest · water · Border · Coastline · EEZ · Extreme points: highest · lowest · northernmost · southernmost · Freshwater: withdrawal · irrigation · Agricultural output: fish · milk · fruit · banana · apple · tomato · orange · citrus · tobacco · coffee · cacao · tea · wine · sugarcane · maize · rice · wheat · triticale · rye · barley · oat · buckwheat · millet · sorghum · soybean · sunflower · potato · sugar beet
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   List of countries by GDP (PPP)

   | 2 | People's Republic of China | 7,055,079 | ... Area: forest · water · Border · Coastline · EEZ · Extreme points: highest · lowest · northernmost · southernmost · Freshwater: withdrawal · irrigation · Agricultural output: fish · milk · fruit · banana · apple · tomato · orange · citrus · tobacco · coffee · cacao · tea · wine · sugarcane · maize · rice · wheat · triticale · rye · barley · oat · buckwheat · millet · sorghum · soybean · sunflower · potato · sugar beet
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   List of countries by carbon dioxide emissions

   ↑ "China Overtakes U.S. as No. 1 Emitter of Carbon Dioxide", Sci-Tech Today (2006-06-21). ... Area: forest · water · Border · Coastline · EEZ · Extreme points: highest · lowest · northernmost · southernmost · Freshwater: withdrawal · irrigation · Agricultural output: fish · milk · fruit · banana · apple · tomato · orange · citrus · tobacco · coffee · cacao · tea · wine · sugarcane · maize · rice · wheat · triticale · rye · barley · oat · buckwheat · millet · sorghum · soybean · sunflower · potato · sugar beet
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   Wheat

   | China | 96 | ... Amaranth · Barley · Buckwheat · Fonio · Job's Tears · Kañiwa · Maize (Corn) · Millet · Oat · Quinoa · Rice · Rye · Sorghum · Spelt · Triticale · Teff · Wild rice · Wheat
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   Wild rice

   Manchurian wild rice (Z. latifolia; incorrect synonym: Z. caduciflora), is a perennial native to China. ... Amaranth · Barley · Buckwheat · Fonio · Job's Tears · Kañiwa · Maize (Corn) · Millet · Oat · Quinoa · Rice · Rye · Sorghum · Spelt · Triticale · Teff · Wild rice · Wheat
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    Buckwheat

    Today China is the world's top producer. ... Amaranth · Barley · Buckwheat · Fonio · Job's Tears · Kañiwa · Maize (Corn) · Millet · Oat · Quinoa · Rice · Rye · Sorghum · Spelt · Triticale · Teff · Wild rice · Wheat

Explore the following pages on Powerset:

• Triticale,
• Agriculture in the People's Republic of China,
• Rice,
• List of regions by past GDP (PPP),
• List of states with nuclear weapons,
• List of countries by GDP (PPP),
• List of countries by carbon dioxide emissions,
• Wheat,
• Wild rice,
• Buckwheat