| 100% | YAM | 3 | Twining plant cultivated for its edible tuber |
| 82% | OCAS | 4 | Plants cultivated for its edible tubers |
| 80% | OCA | 3 | South American plant cultivated for its edible tubers |
| 65% | POTATO | 6 | Perennial plant of the nightshade family cultivated for its edible tubers |
| 55% | ALOE | 4 | Plant cultivated for its juice |
| 55% | SHALLOT | 7 | Plant related to the onion cultivated for its edible bulb |
| 53% | ONION | 5 | Plant with greenish-white flowers cultivated for its edible rounded bulb |
| 51% | CHICKPEA | 8 | Bushy leguminous plant also called garbanzo cultivated for its edible seeds |
| 51% | FENUGREEK | 9 | Heavily scented Mediterranean plant cultivated for its medicinal seeds |
| 51% | JUTE | 4 | Tropical yellow-flowered plant cultivated for its strong fibre |
| 50% | LOGANBERRY | 10 | Hybrid of blackberry and raspberry cultivated for its edible fruit |
| 50% | POMEGRANATE | 11 | Small tree with red flowers cultivated for its edible fruit |
| 48% | TARO | 4 | Tropical Asian plant with fleshy leaves cultivated for its large edible rootstock |
| 47% | DAMASK | 6 | — rose, plant cultivated for its pink or red flowers used to make the perfume attar |
| 45% | AZALEA | 6 | Plant cultivated for its showy pink or purple flowers whose name derives from its ability to flourish in dry soil |
| 42% | GINGER | 6 | Plant of SE Asia cultivated for its hot, fragrant spice |
| 41% | SISAL | 5 | Plant cultivated for fiber production |
| 41% | ALOES | 5 | Plants cultivated for their sap |
| 39% | KOLA | 4 | African tree cultivated for its nuts |
| 38% | ACAI | 4 | South American palm cultivated for its fruit |
| 38% | ACAI | 4 | Kind of palm cultivated for its fruit |
| 37% | YULAN | 5 | Chinese flower cultivated for its showy white flowers |
| 37% | YULAN | 5 | Chinese magnolia cultivated for its showy white flowers |
| 37% | OAT | 3 | Erect annual grass grown for its edible seed |
| 37% | SALSIFY | 7 | Herb cultivated for its root, aka goat's beard |
| 36% | SESAME | 6 | Tropical plant of the East Indies cultivated for its small oval seeds |
| 36% | RAMTIL | 6 | African plant also called niger grown for its edible oil and seed |
| 36% | TILLING | 7 | Cultivating ground for planting |
| 36% | PETUNIA | 7 | Genus of South American plants cultivated for their funnel-shaped flowers |
| 35% | ACAI | 4 | Palm tree cultivated for its fruit that's black-purple in color |