Butterflies Like Wide Buffer Strips with Tall Native Grasses and

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2007-01

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Debinski, Diane M.
Hohman, William L.

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If you want more species of butterflies in your filter strips and other grass buffers, make the buffers wider and plant tall native grasses and broad leaf plants. That’s a key finding of a southwestern Minnesota study on butterfly use of conservation buffers.

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Diane M. Debinski and William L. Hohman. "Butterflies Like Wide Buffer Strips with Tall Native Grasses and Broadleaf Plants" Agricultural Wildlife Conservation Center Project (2007)

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https://scholarworks.montana.edu/handle/1/15248

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