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Solidago canadensis is a perennial species with annual aboveground shoots and persistent belowground rhizomes native to North America. It can build up monoculture communities reducing plant and faunistic species richness. In Europe, S. canadensis is found mainly on forest edges and roadsides, railway embankments, abandoned fields and areas with an inappropriate land-use management.
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