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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

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

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