Goldenrod

= = flat =Revised information= Michael Lin: Plagiarism They are usually considered as weeds The pollen is to heavy to fly in the wood used for many medical conditions Nick Constant: Information - Good =Research= Links
 * //Solidago virgaurea//
 * Perennial
 * Yellow in color
 * Young leaves are edible
 * Herbal teas are made from some of the flowers
 * Has been used to heal different medical conditions
 * Can crossbreed with other plants
 * At least 130 species in the United States
 * Is native to Europe
 * Known as Aaron's Rod or European goldenrod
 * Pollen is too heavy to fly in the wind
 * 2 inches to 6 feet tall
 * 8 inches to 3 feet wide
 * Bloom in summer and fall
 * Common wildflowers in North America
 * Many species so it's difficult to describe just one
 * They have bright yellow flowers that are in clusters on long stalks with narrow leaves
 * They are sometimes considered a weed because they crowd flowers
 * Grow nearly anywhere
 * Used in medicine
 * 130 species or so

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=Information= The common name is goldenrod and the scientific name is //Solidago virgaurea//. It's often used in medicine like when it is used to heal skin wounds, tuberculosis, diabetes, enlargement of the liver, gout, hemorrhoids, internal bleeding, asthma and arthritis. There are 130 species or more, which makes it difficult to describe just one. It is native to Europe but has spread to, North and South America, and Asia.

=Correct Information= The regular name of our plant is goldenrod. The scientific name is //Solidago vigaurea.// The goldenrod is used in medicine and heals injuries like skin wounds, tuberculosis, gout, asthma, and arthritis. Goldenrod is often considered a weed because of it's ability to grow just about anywhere. The pollen is to heavy to fly in the wind. It is hard to describe just one species of the goldenrod, for there are at least 130 types of it. It is originally from Europe but has spread to North and South America and Asia.