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Lanceleaf Goldenrod Euthamia graminifolia (Solidago graminifolia)

   

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Lanceleaf Goldenrod
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Alternate name: Flat-top Goldentop, Grass-leaf Goldenrod

Family: Asteraceae, Aster view all from this family

Description Smooth or finely downy stem branches above the middle, with each branch bearing a flat-topped cluster of small yellow flower heads.
Flowers: heads about 1/5" (5 mm) long, with 10-20 ray flowers and 8-12 disk flowers.
Leaves: 3-5" (7-12.5 cm) long, narrow, elongated, pointed, with 3-5 veins.
Height: 2-4' (60-120 cm).

Flower July-October.

Habitat Roadsides, fields, and thickets.

Range Across s. Canada; New England south to North Carolina; northwesterly to South Dakota and Minnesota.

Discussion The flat-topped floral arrangement and narrow leaves of this Goldenrod are distinctive. Slender Fragrant Goldenrod (E. tenuifolia) has grass-like leaves with tiny resin dots and only one rib or vein.

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