gurni
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ni'o lo gurni cu tsiju lo srasu gi'e cidja .i fi'o larsmura'a lo spaske lo gurni cu rutrkariopsi jenai tsiju
[edit] ni'o nilcupra
di'e cartu le ni cupra le ralju gurni ja norgru ca'o le 1961moi nanca[1] .e le 2005moi nanca se po'i le 2005moi nanca nilcupra[2] .i lo xrixruba .e lo spatrkinua cu norgru .ije le drata cu gurni.
| Grain | Mg de'i li 2005 | Mg de'i li 1961 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| zumri | 711,762,871 | 205,004,683 | A staple food of peoples in North America, South America, and Africa and of livestock worldwide; often called "corn" or "Indian corn" in North America, Australia, and New Zealand. |
| maxri | 630,556,602 | 222,357,231 | The primary cereal of temperate regions |
| rismi[3] | 621,588,528 | 284,654,697 | The primary cereal of tropical regions |
| bavmi | 139,220,431 | 72,411,104 | Grown for malting and livestock on land too poor or too cold for wheat |
| sorgus | 59,722,088 | 40,931,625 | Important staple food in Asia and Africa and popular worldwide for livestock |
| cunmi | 30,302,450 | 25,703,968 | A group of similar but distinct cereals that form an important staple food in Asia and Africa. |
| mavji | 24,032,521 | 49,588,769 | Formerly the staple food of Scotland and popular worldwide for livestock |
| mraji | 15,202,142 | 35,109,990 | Important in cold climates |
| xrimraji | 12,962,777 | 0 | ginxre lo maxri .e lo mraji, grown similarly to rye |
| xrixruba | 2,127,823 | 2,478,596 | Used in Europe and Asia. Major uses include various pancakes and groats |
| cunmrfonio | 284,578 | 178,483 | Several varieties of which are grown as food crops in Africa |
| spatrkinua | 58,443 | 32,435 | Ancient pseudocereal, grown in the Andes |
[edit] ni'oni'o pinka gi'e sitna selci'a
- ↑ 1961 is the earliest year for which FAO statistics are available.
- ↑ FAO. ProdSTAT. FAOSTAT. Retrieved on 2006-12-26.
- ↑ The weight given is for paddy rice
na mulno
ni'o le vi ckupau na mulno .i do kakne lezu'o mulgau cy
