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Solidago sempervirens L.

seaside goldenrod (Asteraceae / Compositae)

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Solidago sempervirens is a perennial plant native to eastern North America that has become naturalised on sheltered salt-marsh in Culbin Sands nature reserve.

Kingsteps (VC96: East Inverness & Nairn); 2020-07-19

 seaside goldenrod / Solidago sempervirens: _Solidago sempervirens_ is a perennial plant native to eastern North America that has become naturalised on sheltered salt-marsh in Culbin Sands nature reserve.

Solidago sempervirens (seem here shortly before flowering) has entire leaves with 3–5 long, almost parallel primary veins.

Kingsteps (VC96: East Inverness & Nairn); 2020-07-19

 seaside goldenrod / Solidago sempervirens: _Solidago sempervirens_ (seem here shortly before flowering) has entire leaves with 3–5 long, almost parallel primary veins.

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