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| Solidago patula Muhl. ex Willd. |
Rough-leaved goldenrod..... |
| abc | Perennial. Typical height is from 4 to 5 feet. Stems are solitary or clustered from a short caudex or elongate rhizomes; glabrous toward the base, becoming pubescent within the inflorescence; angular in cross-section (i.e., not round in cross-section). Inflorescences are open, relatively few branched, located at the tops of the stems. Branches are spreading to ascending. Flower heads are arranged one-sided on branches. Flower heads are radiate. Ray and disc floret corollas are yellow. Basal and lower stem leaves are ovate, borne on long, winged petioles, rough and sandpapery; often persistent at flowering. Mid- to upper stem leaves are ovate, on short, winged petioles; becoming progressively smaller upwards. Plants of wet meadows, roadside ditches, thickets, swamps and pond shores. Flowers mid-August to mid-September. Native. Similar species: Solidago arguta.
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