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Rayless Goldenrod Toxicity
Rayless Goldenrod Poisoning, Goldenrod Poisoning
Rayless goldenrod is toxic to horses if ingested. Daily consumption of only 1-1.5% of an animal's body weight, for a week or more, usually will cause symptoms of toxicity or death. Poisonings occur most often in late fall through early spring.