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Solidago

Solidago, commonly called goldenrod, is a genus of about 100 to 120 species of flowering plants in the family Asteraceae. Most are herbaceous perennial species found in open areas such as meadows, prairies, and savannas. They are mostly native to North America, including Mexico; a few species are native to South America and Eurasia. Some American species…

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Solidago

Nodes213
Edges212
Triples264
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.00939
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related to Accepted species · 103
Solidago → Ait, AitonSolidago, Albert, Andrews, Atlantic, Bartl, Blake, Blue Ridge, Boivin, Braun, Buckley's, California, Canada, Canadian, Capulin, Carolina, Cascade Canada, Chapman, Cockerell, Curtis
related to Solidago and related taxa · 30
Solidago → Aster, Asteraceae, Based, Beaudry, Both, Brachychaeta, Brintonia, Chrysoma, DNA, ETS, Euthamia, Gundlachia, However, In, ITS, Kapoor, Little, More, North American Asteraceae, Oligoneuron
related to Industrial use · 19
Solidago → As Douglas Brinkley, Carver, Carver's, Edison, Ford, George Washington Carver, Georgia, Henry Ford, His, In, Inventor Thomas Edison, Like George Washington Carver, Michigan, Model, The, Tuskegee Institute, Ways, Wheels, World
related to Ecology · 15
Solidago → Africa, As, Central Europe, China, Europe, Germany, Goldenrod, Goldenrods, Japan, Lepidoptera, North American, Norway, Some, Various, Woodpeckers
related to Evolutionary relationships within Solidago · 14
Solidago → At, Chromosome, Chrysoma, Due, Euthamia, Existing, New World, North America, North American, Old World, Oligoneuron, Petradoria, Similar, The
related to Formerly included · 14
Solidago → Brintonia, Duhaldea, Euthamia, Gundlachia, Inula, Jacobaea, Leptostelma, Numerous, Olearia, Psiadia, Senecio, Sphagneticola, Symphyotrichum, Trixis
related to Description · 13
Solidago → Asteraceae, Both, Filaments, Floret, Head, Heads, In, Most, Numerous, Only, Some, The, Their
related to External links · 12
Solidago → Andy's Northern Ontario Wildflowers, Astereae Lab, Canada, Goldenrods, Goldenrods Group, Media, Ontario Wildflowers, University, Waterloo, Wikimedia Commons Data, WikispeciesGoldenrod, Wiktionary-logo-en-v2
related to Taxonomy · 10
Solidago → All Solidago, Antarctica, Asteraceae, Astereae, Compositae, Molecular, Solidagininaeae, The, Within Asteraceae, Yellow
related to Cultural significance · 7
Solidago → Alabama, Delaware, Goldenrod, Kentucky, Nebraska, South Carolina, The

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goldenrod species gray oligoneuron genus euthamia rubber taxa plant torr nutt asteraceae considered goldenrods north leaves morphological canadensis ford ait

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meadowsinstance ofMost are herbaceous perennial species found in open areas0.80text
prairiesinstance ofMost are herbaceous perennial species found in open areas0.80text
and savannasinstance ofMost are herbaceous perennial species found in open areas0.80text
habitinstance ofexternal morphological characters0.80text
or the general appearance of the plantinstance ofexternal morphological characters0.80text
how a suite of traits contribute to its phenotypeinstance ofexternal morphological characters0.80text
similar pappus length as well as the same chromosome baseinstance ofIt was asserted that S. ptarmicoides should be united with Solidago rather than the genus Aster due to external morphological features0.80text
peanutsinstance ofHenry Ford was deeply interested in the regenerative properties of soil and the potential of alternative crops0.80text
soybeans to produce plasticsinstance ofHenry Ford was deeply interested in the regenerative properties of soil and the potential of alternative crops0.80text
paintinstance ofHenry Ford was deeply interested in the regenerative properties of soil and the potential of alternative crops0.80text
fuelinstance ofHenry Ford was deeply interested in the regenerative properties of soil and the potential of alternative crops0.80text
other products.Ford had long believed that the world would eventually need a substitute for gasolineinstance ofHenry Ford was deeply interested in the regenerative properties of soil and the potential of alternative crops0.80text

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