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Solidago altissima
Native perennial herb; 1-40 or more upright, finely hairy, leafy stems, usually unbranched; clumping with elongated rhizomes. 1.7-8 ft (0.5-3.4 m) Small yellow flower heads on outward-arching branches forming a pyramidal cluster atop a grayish, downy stem. This flowerhead was just starting to go to seed.
Edge of woods near mowed area.
Spotted on Oct 27, 2012
Submitted on Nov 7, 2012
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