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Vining Plants
*Jiexincao* (Mustard Heart Grass): Crushing *Jiexincao* into powder is highly effective for treating sores and scabies (from *Tujing Bencao*). [Seedling] (*Tujing Bencao* states): Initially resembling *Lamo grass*, it spreads via vines, has white stems and yellow roots. [Habitat]
*Cuzilin* (Vinegar Fruit Tree): Slightly toxic, vining. *Cuzilin* treats heart pain caused by roundworm biting, hemorrhoids with bleeding, chronic dysentery that does not heal, and especially pediatric malnutrition with roundworms causing abdominal distension, yellowish emaciation, and expulsion of *Cunbai* worms (tapeworms). When crushed alone into powder and taken with wine (one *qianbi*), it is very effective (from *Tujing Bencao*). [Seedling] (*Tujing Bencao* states): The tree grows over one *zhang* high, with purple lush branches. It flowers in the third month with white, four-petaled blooms. Fruits form in the ninth and tenth months, hanging in clusters of dozens; they are green when unripe and red when ripe, somewhat resembling cherries but with shorter pedicels. Locals often preserve them with salt and vinegar as fruit food, which generates body fluids, awakens from drunkenness, and quenches thirst. When fully ripe, they are harvested and dried in the shade, used together with the pits. The leaves are sour; the Yi-Liao people harvest them to mix with salt and fish for eating, which is superior to using vinegar. [Habitat] (*Tujing Bencao* states): Found in the mountains and forests of Qiongzhou. [Season] Leaves sprout in spring. [Harvest] Fruits can be taken at any time. [Usage] Use the fruits. [Color] Red. [Flavor] Sour. [Nature] Warm. [Qi and Flavor] The Qi is stronger than the flavor; belongs to Yin within Yang. [Contraindications] Do not eat too much, as it may cause roughness and cracking of the mouth and tongue.
*Tianxianteng* (Aristolochia Vine): Non-toxic, vining. *Tianxianteng* relieves labor-wind; if combined with *Mahuang* (Ephedra), it induces sweating to treat Shanghan (Cold Damage); if taken with *Dahuang* (Rhubarb), it causes abortion (from *Tujing Bencao*). [Seedling] (*Tujing Bencao* states): Sprouts in spring, growing as vines. Leaves resemble those of Kudzu, being round and small, hairy, and white, remaining evergreen. Roots have fibrous hairs. [Habitat] (*Tujing Bencao* states): Grows in the Jianghuai region and eastern Zhejiang mountains. [Season] Grows in spring.
Minerals and Stones
*Qingyu* (Green Jade): Sweet, neutral, non-toxic. Mainly treats female infertility, lightens the body, prevents aging, and prolongs life. Also known as *Guyu*. Produced in Lantian. (Tao Hongjing says) Zhang Hua stated that for making Jade Soup, one must use *Guyu* that is pure pale white without stone impurities, large ones like a *sheng* measure, small ones like chicken eggs, taking only the core material, not the jade used for artifacts today. Produced in old mines of Xiangxiang County. The State of Huang ordered General Xiahou Shang to seek this jade.
*Baiyusui* (White Jade Marrow): Sweet, neutral, non-toxic. Mainly treats female infertility, prevents aging, and prolongs life. Produced among the jade stones of Lantian.
*Yuying* (Jade Flower): Sweet. Mainly treats skin itching caused by wind-rash. Also known as *Shijing* (Stone Mirror). Clear and bright, can be made into mirrors. Produced in mountain caves, harvested in the twelfth month.
*Biyu* (Bi Jade): Sweet, non-toxic. Mainly improves vision and benefits Qi, promoting fertility and conception.
*Heyushi* (Combined Jade Stone): Sweet, non-toxic. Mainly benefits Qi, treats Xiao Ke (Wasting-Thirst), lightens the body, and aids in grain avoidance. Produced in hills of Changshan, shaped like pig fat.
*Zishihua* (Purple Stone Flower): Sweet, neutral, non-toxic. Mainly treats thirst and clears heat from the Small Intestine. Also known as *Ci Shi Hua*. Produced on the shady side of Zhongniu Mountain, harvested at any time.
*Baishihua* (White Stone Flower): Pungent, non-toxic. Mainly treats Dan disease (jaundice/fever), Xiao Ke (Wasting-Thirst), and Bladder heat. Produced in Bei'e Mountain of Yebei Township, harvested at any time.
*Heishihua* (Black Stone Flower): Sweet, non-toxic. Mainly treats impotence, Xiao Ke (Wasting-Thirst), clears heat, and treats irregular menstruation. Produced between stones on the shady side of Fuqilao Mountain, harvested at any time.
*Huangshihua* (Yellow Stone Flower): Sweet, non-toxic. Mainly treats impotence, Xiao Ke (Wasting-Thirst), chest diaphragm heat, and removes hundred toxins. Produced in Yebei Mountain, yellow in color, harvested at any time.
*Lishihua* (Li Stone Flower): Sweet, non-toxic. Mainly benefits Qi, nourishes the spirit, quenches thirst, clears heat, and strengthens Yin. Produced in Jiangnan, resembling stone flowers, harvested at any time.
*Shipfei* (Stone Lung): Pungent, non-toxic. Mainly treats chronic cough due to leprosy-cold and flaccidity, benefits Qi, and improves vision. Produced in water, shaped like a lung, black and glossy with red veins, drying immediately upon exposure to air. (Tao Hongjing says) Current *Fushi* (pumice) also treats coughs and resembles a lung but lacks the black gloss, so it is likely not this substance.
*Shigan* (Stone Liver): Sour, non-toxic. Mainly treats body itching and enhances complexion beauty. Produced in Changshan, colored like a liver.
*Shipi* (Stone Spleen): Sweet, non-toxic. Mainly treats stomach cold-heat fluctuations, benefits Qi, and promotes fertility. Also known as *Weishi*, *Gaoshi*, or *Xiaoshi*. Produced between rocks in the hidden valleys of Yifan, black like soybeans with red veins, slightly yellow, thin and light like chess pieces, harvested at any time.
*Shishen* (Stone Kidney): Salty, non-toxic. Mainly treats diarrhea and dysentery, colored like white pearls.
*Fengshi* (Sealed Stone): Sweet, non-toxic. Mainly treats Xiao Ke (Wasting-Thirst), middle-jiao heat, and women's carbuncle erosion. Produced in Changshan and Shaoshi Mountains, harvested at any time.
*Lingshi* (Mound Stone): Sweet, non-toxic. Mainly benefits Qi, enhances cold resistance, lightens the body, and prolongs life. Produced in Huashan, thin and glossy in shape.
*Bishiqing* (Green Bi Stone): Sweet, non-toxic. Mainly improves vision, benefits essence, removes white tinea (pruritus), and prolongs life.
*Suishí* (Sui Stone): Sweet, non-toxic. Mainly treats Xiao Ke (Wasting-Thirst), middle-jiao injury, and benefits Qi. Produced on the shady side of Mount Tai, harvested at any time.
*Baijishi* (White Muscle Stone): Pungent, non-toxic. Mainly strengthens bones and tendons, quenches thirst, and treats insufficiency of Yin-heat. Also known as *Jishi* or *Dongshi*. Produced among green stones in Juan Mountain, Guangjiao State.
*Longguashi* (Dragon Gypsum): Non-toxic. Mainly treats Xiao Ke (Wasting-Thirst) and promotes longevity. Produced in Duling, resembling iron grease with a yellow center.
*Wuyushi* (Five-Feather Stone): Mainly lightens the body and prolongs life. Also known as *Jinhuang*. Produced in the valleys of Pengjia Mountain in the sea, yellow like gold.
*Shiliuqing* (Flowing Stone Green): Sour, non-toxic. Mainly treats diarrhea, benefits Liver Qi, improves vision, lightens the body, and prolongs life. Produced between stones in Wudu Mountain, greenish-white.
*Shliuchi* (Flowing Stone Red): Bitter, non-toxic. Mainly treats leukorrhea in women, stops bleeding, lightens the body, and prolongs life. Texture resembles stone. Produced between mountain rocks. (Tao Hongjing says) In the Zhi Pin, there is *Shiliudan* and *Shizhonghuangzi*.
*Shi [Missing Character]*: Sweet, non-toxic. Mainly treats rebellious Qi cough. Produced between rocks, red like iron grease, harvested in the fourth month.
*Zijiashi* (Purple Jia Stone): Sour. Mainly treats Bi syndrome (painful obstruction) and blood-Qi disorders. Also known as *Chaying* or *Shixue*. Reddish without distinct grain patterns. Produced in Handan Mountain, shaped like *Ju Zi*, harvested in the second month. (Tao Hongjing says) The Thirty-Six Water Formula calls it *Zihe Stone*.
*Zhongshi* (Final Stone): Pungent, non-toxic. Mainly treats impotence, Bi syndrome (painful obstruction), difficult urination, and benefits Essence and Qi. Produced in Lingyin, harvesting... (Text ends abruptly)