goldenrod
IPA: gˈoʊɫdʌnrɑd
noun
- Any tall-stemmed plant principally from genus Solidago (also Oligoneuron), usually with clusters of small yellow flowers.
- A golden-yellow colour, like that of the goldenrod plant.
adjective
- Of a golden-yellow colour, like that of the goldenrod plant.
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Examples of "goldenrod" in Sentences
- The code of the day is goldenrod.
- That goldenrod just seems to drab.
- And papyrus goes well with goldenrod.
- The co word for the day is goldenrod.
- Short's goldenrod is a rhizomatous perennial.
- Displayed at right is the web color goldenrod.
- Goldenrod is a color that resembles the goldenrod plant.
- Bracken fern and goldenrod are occasionally significant.
- The larva feeds on the flowers of goldenrod and ragwort.
- How far can we go in this stretch of tall grass and goldenrod?
- The second expo took place in the Goldenrod building of the Germantown campus.
- Where the high minko had been buried, goldenrod, daisies, and sunflowers sprouted.
- What will the puppet show need to include for students to understand the life of a goldenrod gallfly, for example?
- There was nothing charming about the scene today—just dead, brown goldenrod and crashed-over clumps of yellow grass.
- Over this was draped with white chiffon, on which a pattern of goldenrod, the National flower, was embroidered in silver.
- The goldenrod is a golden yellow, and the bright yellow Jerusalem artichoke flowers are blooming in great bunches along some highways.
- Green Lane and 300-acre Fulshaw Craeg Preserve in Salford Township, which features 75 percent of the state's growth of a particular kind of goldenrod, Gilchrist said.
- Walk among mature trees in their fall colors and enjoy late-blooming perennials such as white wood aster, goldenrod and Joe-Pye weed. 2 p.m. Meadowlark Botanical Gardens.
- The occurrence and vigor of certain herbaceous plants are especially indicative of fertility of the soil, as, for example, ragweed, bindweed, certain plants of the sunflower family, such as goldenrod, asters and wild sunflowers.
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