Apart from tobacco, tea, and cotton, which crop is also cultivated in China?

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China grows several important crops besides tobacco, tea, and cotton. Among these, millet is a significant agricultural product. Corn (maize), rice (paddy), and soybean (edamame) are also grown but millet is specifically recognized here.

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Apart from tobacco, tea, and cotton, which crop is also cultivated in China?

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