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Allium cepa (onion, which causes tears to flow and a clear burning nasal discharge that irritates the nostrils), Euphrasia (eyebright, which causes a clear and bland nasal discharge along with tears that burn and irritate the skin under the eye), Ambrosia (ragweed) and Solidago (goldenrod);, ragweed and goldenrod are herbs whose pollen is aggravating to some hay fever sufferers.— Citizendium, the Citizens' Compendium - Recent changes [en]
The bloom season begins with 70 varieties of native spring wildflowers and thousands of daffodils in the spring and ends with goldenrod, asters and mums in the fall.— HeraldTimesOnline.com
Now the goldenrod is smiling at us from the fields and the leaves are starting to change on some of the trees.— Moomin Light
September 24th, 2008 upside down along the underside of the meadow's flowering surface - goldenrod, asters, snakeroot -— Via Negativa
The aster and goldenrod, the dried ironweed and sumach, the red rose hips and magenta pokeberry stalks looked dead enough now, dead and dreary upon the weary, weary road.— The Long Roll

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