味甘，无毒。主治目痛，淋露，寒热，溢血。一名蚤烈，一名顾喙。三月、五月采茎
阴干。
味甘，平，无毒。主治小儿寒热痫。一名地盖。生垣墙下， 生赤，旦生暮死。
味甘，有毒。治浮肿，不可多食。
味辛，无毒。主治癣虫。
味酸，寒，有毒。主蚀恶疮。一名千雀。生海水石谷间。叶如李，实如麦李。
味酸，无毒。主治痹寒，寒热，止咳。一名无心。生田中下地，浓华肥茎。
味酸，平，无毒。主除留血，惊气，蛇痫。生大水之阳。四月采花，八月采根。
主治痈肿盛热，煮洗之。生木间，三月生，大叶如蛇床，四四相值，但折枝种之便
五月华白，实核赤。三月三日采。
味甘，温，无毒。主出汗，止泄，治闷。一名乌粟，一名雀粟。生人家庭中，叶如
一岁九熟，七月七日采。
叶主痈肿。一名鼠肝，叶滑青白。
味辛，无毒。主伤金创。
味甘，无毒。主盛伤痹肿。生山泽，如蒲黄，叶如芥。
(Shiyun) The flavor is sweet, and it is non-toxic. It treats eye pain, dripping discharge (Linlu), alternating chills and fever, and excessive bleeding. Also known as Zaolie and Guihui. The stems are harvested in the third and fifth months and dried in the shade.
The flavor is bitter, the nature is neutral, and it is non-toxic. It treats penetrating wounds with internal leakage. Also known as Yejincao. It grows in high places within marshes.
The flavor is sweet, the nature is neutral, and it is non-toxic. It treats childhood epilepsy accompanied by chills and fever. Also known as Digai. It grows under walls; it appears red in color, emerging in the morning and dying by evening.
The flavor is sweet, and it is toxic. It treats edema/swelling; it should not be consumed in large quantities.
The flavor is pungent, and it is non-toxic. It treats tinea/worms affecting the skin.
The flavor is bitter, and the nature is cold. It treats alopecia capitis, severe sores, scabies/itching, and crusty tinea. It grows in Shu Commandery.
The flavor is salty, and it has a foul odor. It treats childhood convulsive epilepsy, hernia-like qi attacks (Ben Tun), [missing character], and adult tetanus/spasms. It is harvested in the fifth month.
The flavor is sour, the nature is cold, and it is toxic. It treats corrosive/severe sores. Also known as Qianque. It grows between rocks in sea valleys. The leaves resemble those of plum trees, and the fruits resemble wheat plums.
The flavor is sour, and it is non-toxic. It treats bi-syndrome with cold, alternating chills and fever, and cough. Also known as Wuxin. It grows in low-lying fields, characterized by thick flowers and fleshy stems.
The flavor is sour, the nature is neutral, and it is non-toxic. It removes retained blood, frightful qi, and snake-like epilepsy. It grows on the sunny side of large bodies of water. The flowers are harvested in the fourth month, and the roots in the eighth month.
It treats severe heat in carbuncles and swellings; it is boiled for washing. It grows among trees, sprouting in the third month. The leaves are large and resemble those of Cnidium monnieri (Shechuangzi). They grow in clusters of four. Simply breaking branches to plant them will result in white blossoms in the fifth month, with red fruits and seeds. It is harvested on the third day of the third lunar month.
The flavor is sweet, the nature is warm, and it is non-toxic. It induces sweating, stops diarrhea, and treats stifling sensation. Also known as Wasu and Que Su. It grows in human households; the leaves resemble [missing description]. It bears fruit nine times a year. It is harvested on the seventh day of the seventh lunar month.
The leaves treat carbuncles and swellings. Also known as Shugan; the leaves are smooth, greenish-white.
The flavor is pungent, and it is non-toxic. It treats injuries from penetrating wounds.
The flavor is sweet, and it is non-toxic. It treats severe bi-syndrome with swelling. It grows in mountains and marshes, resembling Epimedium pollen (Puhuang); the leaves resemble mustard greens.
The flavor is sweet, and it is toxic. It treats scabies, nourishes the muscles, and removes necrotic tissue. It is harvested on the Summer Solstice.
The flavor is bitter. It removes fluid retention, eliminates red parasites, and improves complexion. It should not be taken for a long time. It sprouts in spring and can still be harvested then.
The flavor is sweet, the nature is cold, and it is non-toxic. It treats retained fluid under the hypochondrium, uneven stomach qi, and clears heat. Resembling Prunus mume kernel (Ruihe), it is harvested in the fifth month and dried in the shade.