The influence of West Asia on farming over a large area of Asia, Europe, and Africa is seen in the cultivation of which of these?

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Wheat and barley are crops that were domesticated in West Asia and then spread to other regions through trade and migration. They are now widely cultivated in Asia, Europe, and Africa, and are among the most important cereal crops in the world. Flax and rice were also important crops in some regions of Asia, but their influence on farming outside of these regions was limited. Corn and beans were domesticated in the Americas and only later introduced to other parts of the world, so they have no direct influence from West Asia. Oats, though sometimes grown in West Asia, are not as important globally as wheat and barley.

The Influence of West Asia on Farming Over a Large