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... Japan India States Japan India Farm output 160.2 15.3 2.35 10.5 68.1 ( wheat units per worker ) Fertilizer 5.76 0.50 0.023 11.5 250.4 ( metric tons per worker ) Machinery 53.2 5.59 0.02 9.5 2,660 ( horsepower per worker ) Agricultural ...
... Japan India States Japan India Farm output 160.2 15.3 2.35 10.5 68.1 ( wheat units per worker ) Fertilizer 5.76 0.50 0.023 11.5 250.4 ( metric tons per worker ) Machinery 53.2 5.59 0.02 9.5 2,660 ( horsepower per worker ) Agricultural ...
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... Japan ; and , until World War II , Japan was virtually the sole manufacturer . Now the U.S.S.R. , the U.S. , Australia , and New Zealand also manufacture agar . The principal raw sources for agar production are spe- cies of Gelidium ...
... Japan ; and , until World War II , Japan was virtually the sole manufacturer . Now the U.S.S.R. , the U.S. , Australia , and New Zealand also manufacture agar . The principal raw sources for agar production are spe- cies of Gelidium ...
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... Japan , where its preparation is a major industry . Laver also is eaten in parts of Britain and Ireland , in New Zealand , and in Korea . The principal Japanese species is Porphyra tenera ( a rhodophyte ) . The seaweed usually is ...
... Japan , where its preparation is a major industry . Laver also is eaten in parts of Britain and Ireland , in New Zealand , and in Korea . The principal Japanese species is Porphyra tenera ( a rhodophyte ) . The seaweed usually is ...
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