The Mingjiang river, the largest of them all, drains half of the province's land. Agriculture Fujian's food grain includes mainly rice, sweet potatoes and wheat, and cash crops mainly sugar-cane, peanuts, rapeseed and tobacco. Fujian is one of China's major sugar-cane and tea growers. The Wuyi Mountain Area is famous for its tea. Tangerines, Longans, lichees, bananas, loquats and pineapples are the major fruit of Fujian.
Aquaculture is developed along the coast.
Tong'an Conty is famous for its lancelets, a rare species of fish, and Pingtan for its laver, a sea vegetable. Industry Fujian is rich in coal, iron, tungsten, copper, molybdenum, lead, zinc and rare earth. Shoushan is known for its stone carving, Fuzhou for its bodiless lacquerware and Dehua for its procelain.