Question

List three commonly eaten foods produced by plans or animals that provide stored energy for embryos

Answer 1

The commonly eaten foods produced by plants are root crops, leafy foods, flowers, and seed. Food provides energy and nutrients from organisms such as animals, that cannot trap energy from the sun through hypothesis. Animals called primary consumers eat only plants, humans are called to omnivores eat plants and animals. 

Answer 2

Answer:

The examples of commonly eaten foods produced by plants or animals that provide stored energy for embryos may include hen's egg, coconut water, wheat, barley et cetera.

In plants, the endosperm is the main constituent which stores energy for developing an embryo.  

In coconut, the coconut water or coconut milk is the endosperm of the coconut.

Similarly, the endosperm of the wheat is ground into flour which is used for making bread.

The endosperm of barley is used as the main source of sugars for beer production.

In hen's egg also albumin is the energy source for developing embryo, that is, the yolk.