fence·row (f ns r  )n. The uncultivated land on each side of a fence. |
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| Berenbaum and her colleagues tested black swallowtails because they, like monarchs, favor plants abundant beside crop fields and fencerows. Combining these three ecosystems with water, natural woodlots, and fencerows will provide a major corridor for local and migratory wildlife. Only two things about Osage-orange trees are straight-their thorns and the fencerows they so often form. |
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