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Grain trade

Grain trade

Trade in cereals and other food grains.

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    Edible dry seed.

    18%

  2. Wheat

    Genus of grass cultivated for grain.

    15%

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    Grass that has edible grain.

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    Loss of political control in antiquity.

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    Market for raw or primary commodities.

    3.1%

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    Species of grass cultivated as a food crop.

    3.1%

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    Import and distribution of grain in Rome and Constantinople.

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    Grass that has edible grain.

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    King of France from 1774 to 1792.

    5.8%

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