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The phrase "a row of corn" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a linear arrangement of corn plants in a field or garden.
Example: "As we walked through the farm, we admired the neat rows of corn swaying gently in the breeze."
Alternatives: "a line of corn" or "a strip of corn".
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They view them very differently than a row of corn".
Parallel rows of twine over freshly raked soil point to Allan having sown seed the evening before, so I clear a small area near where the potatoes had been and pulled up and plant a row of Simpson's red leaf and a row of corn salad.
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Lifting stones (anywhere from 220 to 717 pounds), tossing bales of hay, racing with sacks of corn, cutting up a row of trees; pelota, tugs of war.
When I was growing up, every dairy farmer would plant a few rows of corn along the edges of his field, and everyone was welcome to pick it by the side of the road".
A row of small, grey cast sculptures on a shelf – a courgette, gourd, corn cob – is a play on the edible and the inert.
A row of mailboxes stood behind him.
Only a row of barren stems remain.
Add a row of chairs.
Nearby, Nkape grows a few tidy rows of corn.
Under a spring sky, rows of corn ripple across the fields.
Rumors of a sort of virtual prison have finally been confirmed by the site's developers, who explain that suspended users are transported to "The Corn Field," a bizarre, dark prison that contains rows of corn, a tractor and a television set running the 1940 film "Boy in Court," about a troubled teenager on probation trying to avoid a life of crime.
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