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The line graph displays how much fruit did four nations produced from 1970 to 2010, which include Spain, Turkey, France and Germany. Overall, it is tangible that most nations witnessed a rise in the amount of yield, except for Germany. Additionally, Spain remained the biggest fruit producer among four countries. In terms of the two biggest fruit producers in the year of 1970, the amount of Spanish fruit production was the highest, staring with around 5.6 million tonnes, after reaching the peak of 6.2 millions, the output of Spain began to go down gradually. Despite witnessing a decrease, Spain still remained the biggest producer tittle. Following that of Spain in 1970, Germany set off with around 2.5 millions of tonnes, after which, the output decreased significantly before becoming the smallest fruit producer with around 1 tonnes in 2010. Pertaining to the two lowest figures, Turkey was the higher one with the yield of 2 tonnes in the 1970. After having a gradual decrease, Turkish fruit production marked at 3.5 millions, claiming the second biggest producers. Finally, France was the smallest producer, after commencing with almost 1 tonnes, the French fruit production rises to more than 2 millions in 1990. After witnessing fluctuation, France ending at nearly 3 million tonnes of fruit, lower than that of Turkey 0,5 millions.