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The 32 pages that link to Sugarcane, each with the reason it gives.

• Columbian ExchangeBroader topic: Its expansion in the Americas fueled plantation economies and coerced labor systems.

• SucroseBroader topic: Sugarcane is a major crop source of commercial sucrose.

• C4 carbon fixationBroader topic: Its high productivity illustrates the pathway’s effectiveness under warm, bright conditions.

• Plant stemBroader topic: Its stems are harvested and processed as a major source of sugar.

• PlantationBroader topic: Sugarcane demanded intensive cultivation and processing on many Caribbean and Brazilian plantations.

• Sugar plantations in the CaribbeanBroader topic: Its high sugar yield made it the crop around which Caribbean plantation estates were organized.

• Cash cropBroader topic: Sugarcane connects plantation agriculture with food, energy, and industrial markets.

• CulmBroader topic: Its thick culms are harvested and crushed to extract sugar.

• PoalesBroader topic: It demonstrates the order’s importance in sugar production and renewable fuels.

• Arab Agricultural RevolutionBroader topic: Its cultivation and processing spread into new regions under Islamic rule.

• SugarBroader topic: Its juice is processed to make much of the world's table sugar.