PROCESSED EDIBLE SUNFLOWER SEEDS

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MR. PEANUT NABISCO, INC. New York NY processed edible sunflower seeds;
PLANTERS HORMEL FOODS 1 Hormel Place Austin MN 55912 PROCESSED EDIBLE SUNFLOWER SEEDS;
SC Super Ceads Company 9666 Owensmouth Avenue, Unit G Chatsworth CA 91311 processed edible sunflower seeds;The lining shown in the drawing is a feature of the mark and not intended to indicate color. The stippling in the drawing is for shading purposes only.;
SUN BREAK AGWAY, INC. 333 Butternut Drive Dewitt NY 13214 processed edible sunflower seeds;
SUN BREAK SUNFLOWER SEEDS AGWAY, INC. 333 Butternut Drive Dewitt NY 13214 processed edible sunflower seeds;SUNFLOWER SEEDS AND SUNFLOWER DESIGN;The stippling is a feature of the mark and does not indicate color.;
SUNFLOWER SEEDS WITH A DIFFERENCE PEPSICO CANDA ULC 55 STANDISH COURT 7TH FLOOR MISSISSAUGA, ONTARIO L5R 4B2 Canada PROCESSED EDIBLE SUNFLOWER SEEDS;
TENDER SALTED Bezzerides Company 398 W. Channel Road Benicia CA 94510 PROCESSED EDIBLE SUNFLOWER SEEDS;SALTED;
THE ORIGINAL SIZZLIN' HOT SUNFLOWER SEEDS Bentley, Jan 4601 Megens Bay Oceanside CA 92057 Processed edible sunflower seeds;THE ORIGINAL SIZZLING HOT SUNFLOWER SEEDS;THE ORIGINAL and SUNFLOWER SEEDS;
THEY'RE NOT JUST SOMETHING TO EAT, THEY'RE SOMETHING TO DO SOCIETE DES PRODUITS NESTLE S.A. CASE POSTALE 353 Vevey 1800 Switzerland processed edible sunflower seeds;THEY ARE NOT JUST SOMETHING TO EAT, THEY ARE SOMETHING TO DO;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. The invention relates to a sunflower seed, comprising a sunflower oil having an increased stearic acid content as compared to wild type seeds, obtainable by treating parent seeds with a mutagenic agent during a period of time and in a concentration sufficient to induce one or more mutations in the genetic trait involved in stearic acid biosynthesis resulting in an increased production of stearic acid, germinating the treated seeds and culturing progeny plants therefrom, collecting and analyzing progeny seeds, selecting seeds that have acquired the desirable genetic trait and optionally repeating the cycle of germination, culturing and collection of seeds. Preferably the seeds comprise an oil having a stearic acid content of between 19.1 and 35% by weight related to the total amount of fatty acids in the oil, and are obtainable by treating the parent seeds with an alkylating agent, such as ethyl methane sulfonate in water, or with sodium azide in water. The invention further relates to sunflower oil obtainable by extracting the sunflower seeds, to a method for preparing sunflower seeds having an increased stearic acid content as compared to wild type seeds, a method for preparing a sunflower oil having an increased stearic acid content sunflower plants produced from the seeds and the use of the sunflower oil in various products.