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Figure 1. Reference world map - Gall-Peters projection (equal map areas represent equal territorial areas) (worldmapper.org)
Figure 2. World map of organic agriculture (equal map areas represent equal organic agriculture hectares)
Figure 3. World map of organic wildculture (equal map areas represent equal organic wildculture hectares)
Figure 5. World map of organic producers (equal map areas represent equal numbers of organic producers)

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