Concept:
Different oilseeds require specific preparation steps before oil extraction based on their unique physical structure.
• Lint: Fine fibers found attached to certain seeds.
• Hull: The protective outer coating of a seed.
Step 1: Identifying the seed with lint.
Groundnuts, Soybeans, and Sunflowers do not have lint.
"Lint" is synonymous with cotton fibers.
Step 2: Understanding Delinting.
Delinting is the removal of the remaining short fibers (linters) from the cotton seed.
This is done either mechanically or chemically (using acid).
Step 3: Identifying Dehulling.
After delinting, the hard outer hull must be removed to reach the oil-bearing "meat."
Therefore, these steps are characteristic of Cotton seed processing.
Final Answer: (B)