Answer:
The wheat uses a small amount of the energy but most of it is passed to the man that eats the cereal.
Step-by-step explanation:
Wheat (as well as other plants) accumulate energy through photosynthesis. Photosynthesis is one of nature's main energy sources, not just for plants but for many other living things. Some of this energy is used by wheat itself in the metabolic processes necessary for its survival. Another part of the energy produced by wheat is used by man in the feeding process.
The energy accumulated in plants is also used by man through the burning of oil, firewood and coal.
