《御览》卷九百九十二
一名卑山共。微温，有毒，状如莽草而细软。
《御览》卷九百九十
一名贯来，一名贯中，一名渠母，一名贯钟，一名伯芹，一名药藻，一名扁符，一名黄
钟。神农、岐伯∶苦，有毒。桐君、扁鹊∶苦。一经∶甘，有毒。黄帝∶咸、酸、微苦，无
毒。叶青黄，两两相对，茎黑毛聚生，冬夏不死，四月华白，七月实黑，聚相连卷旁行生，
三月、八月采根，五月采叶。
《御览》卷九百九十三
一名支兰，一名野狼齿，一名犬牙，一名抱牙。神农、黄帝∶苦，有毒。桐君∶咸。岐伯
、雷公、扁鹊∶苦，无毒。或生宛句。叶青，根黄赤，六月、七月华，八月实黑。正月、八
月采根。消疥癣。
《御览》卷九百九十二
神农、雷公∶辛，有毒。生淮南。治贼风、恶毒，诸邪气。
《御览》卷九百九十八
一名蓄辩，一名 蔓。
《御览》卷九百九十
一名野丈人，一名奈何草。神农、扁鹊∶苦，无毒。生嵩山山谷。治气狂、寒热，止痛
《御览》卷九百九十三
一名九臼，一名天臼，一名雀犀，一名马目公，一名解毒。生九真山谷及冤句。二月、
八月采根。
《御览》卷九百九十五
一名茎，一名山陵翘。治痢也。
Taiping Yulan (Imperial Reader), Volume 992:
Also known as Beishan Gong. The medicinal property is slightly warm and toxic. Its morphology resembles Mangcao (Dichroa febrifuga, a toxic plant) but is finer and softer in texture.
Taiping Yulan, Volume 990:
Also known as Guanlai, Guanzhong, Qumu, Guanzhong, Boqin, Yaozao, Bianfu, Huangzhong. Shennong and Qibo stated it is bitter and toxic; Tongjun and Bianque stated it is bitter; Jingyi stated it is sweet and toxic; the Yellow Emperor stated it is salty, sour, and slightly bitter, and non-toxic. The leaves are greenish-yellow, growing opposite each other in pairs. The stems are black with clustered hairs. It does not wither in winter or summer. It bears white flowers in April and black fruits in July. The fruits cluster together, curling and growing laterally. The roots are harvested in March and August; the leaves are harvested in May.
Taiping Yulan, Volume 993:
Also known as Zhilan, Yelangchi, Quanya, Baoya. Shennong and the Yellow Emperor stated it is bitter and toxic; Tongjun stated it is salty; Qibo, Leigong, and Bianque stated it is bitter and non-toxic. Some grow in Wanju. The leaves are green, and the roots are yellowish-red. It bears flowers in June and July and black fruits in August. The roots are harvested in January and August. It can eliminate Jixuan (scabies and tinea).
Taiping Yulan, Volume 992:
Shennong and Leigong stated it is pungent and toxic. It grows in Huainan. It treats Zeifeng (sudden wind pathogens), Edou (severe toxic pathogens), and various evil qi.
Taiping Yulan, Volume 998:
Also known as Xubian, Man.
Taiping Yulan, Volume 990:
Also known as Yezhangren, Naihecao. Shennong and Bianque stated it is bitter and non-toxic. It grows in the valleys of Mount Song. It treats Qi Kuang (mania due to qi disorder), Hanre (alternating chills and fever), and relieves pain.
Taiping Yulan, Volume 993:
Also known as Jiujiu, Tianjiu, Quexi, Muminggong, Jiedu. It grows in the valleys of Jiuzhen and Yuanju. The roots are harvested in February and August.
Taiping Yulan, Volume 995:
Also known as Jing, Shanlingqiao. It treats Li (dysentery).
Taiping Yulan, Volume 993:
Also known as Huoyouzi. Shennong and the Yellow Emperor stated it is pungent.