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SPECIES: Solidago canadensis | Canada Goldenrod
WOOD PRODUCTS VALUE : NO-ENTRY IMPORTANCE TO LIVESTOCK AND WILDLIFE : White-tailed deer selectively graze Canada goldenrod, particularly in late summer and autumn after inflorescence development [17,38]. PALATABILITY : In Colorado, Montana, North Dakota, Utah, and Wyoming, Canada goldenrod is rated good to fair in palatability for cattle, sheep, and horses [5]. NUTRITIONAL VALUE : NO-ENTRY COVER VALUE : Canada goldenrod provides poor cover for elk, deer, pronghorn, and upland game birds [5]. VALUE FOR REHABILITATION OF DISTURBED SITES : NO-ENTRY OTHER USES AND VALUES : Canada goldenrod is an important source of nectar for honeybees [38]. Several shades of dye can be produced from Canada goldenrod [1]. MANAGEMENT CONSIDERATIONS : Canada goldenrod is not a serious weed in annual crops, and it seldom reaches densities that are a problem in rangelands. It does, however, invade poorly managed pastures and can be a pest in forest nurseries, perennial gardens, and crops [38,39]. Canada goldenrod has an allelopathic effect on sugar maple (Acer saccharum) seedlings and reduces germination of herbaceous species, including itself [38]. Response to herbicides: The response of Canada goldenrod to herbicides is affected by population age. In Quebec, a young population which had recently invaded a disturbed site was less susceptible to 2,4-D than an old, established population. Conversely, susceptibility to paraquat, simazine, and diuron declined with population age [38].

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