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| Solidago sempervirens L. |
Seaside goldenrod..... |
| abc | Perennial. Typical plant height is from 3 to 5 feet. Stems are clustered from a short caudex; glabrous throughout. Inflorescences are dense, many-branched, often club-shaped or pyramid shaped. Flower heads are relatively large, arranged one-sided on branches; crowded. Flower heads are radiate. Ray and disc floret corollas are bright yellow. Basal and lower stem leaves are often persistent at flowering; bases are partially sheathing. Stem leaves are copious, crowded, lanceolate/oblanceolate, glabrous, thick and somewhat fleshy. Plants of ocean beaches, dunes and salt marshes; escaped or introduced to some interior roadsides. Flowers mid-September to mid-October. Native.
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