Assertion: sunflower's seed | /r/HasProperty | rich
Facets:
value: in protein
type: OTHER
value: in vitamin e
type: OTHER
value: in oil
type: LOCATION
value: in oleic acid
type: OTHER
value: in choline
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: The seeds are rich in choline, which is essential for the body to make acetylcholine, a substance important to neurological function and fetal brain development.
text: The seeds are a rich source (20% or higher of the Daily Value, DV) of protein (42% DV), dietary fiber (36% DV), many B vitamins (23–129% DV) and vitamin E (234% DV).
text: These seeds are a fantastic source of vitamin B6, thiamin, magnesium, copper, phosphorus, manganese and selenium, and therefore are rich in vitamin E (Alpha Tocopherol).
text: Seeds are rich in Vitamin E which supports proper functioning of circulatory system.
text: These seeds are rich in essential fatty acids like omega 3s and omega 6s
text: These seeds are rich in oil and are the main sources of polyunsaturated oil.
text: The seeds of sunflower are unique food which is rich in various essential nutrients such as copper, vitamin E, vitamin B like phosphorus, thiamine and selenium.
text: This high oleic oil is made by the conventional breeding of sunflower plants to produce seeds that are rich in oleic acid.
text: Throughout history, Native Americans cultivated sunflower plants, using the seeds, which are rich in protein and high in fat, to supplement their food supply.
text: The sunflower has an important role in the kitchen because its seeds are rich in proteins almost as much as a meat.