Definition

A type of plant belonging to the genus that includes goldenrods, commonly found in North America and known for their bright yellow flowers.

Example

The fields were filled with solidago, creating a beautiful display of yellow blooms in late summer.

Conversation

Have you ever seen a field full of solidago?

Yeah, I love how bright and cheerful they look!

I read that solidago is actually really good for bees too.

That's awesome! It's great to see plants that support wildlife.

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Root Explanation

Solidago is derived from the Latin "solido" (meaning to make firm or solid) and the suffix "-ago" (which indicates a process or action). The word "solidago" refers to the process of making something solid or firm, often used in the context of plants that are known for their sturdy growth.

Memory Tip

Think of 'making firm' ('solido') when you remember that 'solidago' refers to plants that are strong and sturdy.

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