Large pale flat edible seed grown in the southern us?
You're describing cottonseed. Here's why:
* Large: Cottonseeds are indeed relatively large compared to other common seeds.
* Pale: They have a pale, off-white color.
* Flat: They are somewhat flattened in shape.
* Edible: While not a common food in the US, cottonseed is used in various animal feeds and some human food products.
* Grown in the Southern US: Cotton is a major crop in the Southern US.
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