\r土余瓜\pc138.bmp\r，一名龙蛋草，（非真龙蛋草也，真者已序于前）。生山中有水
处，叶似小蓟，根大而肥。气味甘美。同茯苓捣为丸，治水肿、气肿、血肿、单腹膨胀，服
此即消。久服延年益寿。采叶敷痈疽发背、疔毒神效。即杨梅结毒，服七剂神效。忌发物生
冷。
（莫将倒挂土余瓜认为土余瓜，可配茯苓为使，最良）。
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\r土余瓜(倒挂土余瓜)\pc139.bmp\r，生山崖倒挂，绿叶黄花，其花按一年开一朵，
结一台，梗藤棉软，至十二年根成人形。味甘。无毒。采取同云苓熬膏服之，黑发延年。
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\r土练子\pc140.bmp\r，生于山中。其叶似地草果，叶中结一大子。子内有黑水，染
须发即黑。味甘，性寒。无毒。主治一切湿气流痰、风癞、四肢疮毒，小儿大疮、胎毒。取
子，烧灰存性，酒服，治七十二症疯痰，若遇狂疯乱打人者，服之即愈。
根，能消积食、消痞块中膈不通。叶，敷疮、疽痈发背如神。
此草一分，能治小儿脐风嘬嘴，惊风吐泻。
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\r万年松\pc141.bmp\r，俗呼笞帚菌、一名千年菌，生于青草丛中。似松青草，又似
瓦松、佛指甲。味苦，性微寒。无毒。采之，治一切疔疮、大毒痈疽发背，无名肿毒，敷之
神效。
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Tu Yu Gua (also known as Long Dan Cao, Dragon Egg Grass; note: this is not the true Long Dan Cao, which was described in previous sections). It grows in mountainous areas with water sources. Its leaves resemble those of Cirsium setosum (Xiao Ji), and its roots are large and fleshy. The taste is sweet and pleasant. When pounded together with Poria (Fuling) to make pills, it treats edema, Qi swelling, blood swelling, and isolated abdominal distension; taking this medicine causes these conditions to subside. Long-term use promotes longevity. Fresh leaves applied externally are highly effective for treating carbuncles, back sores, and ding toxic infections. Even for condyloma lata (syphilitic sores), seven doses yield miraculous results. Avoid triggering foods and raw/cold items.
(Distinguish from the inverted Tu Yu Gua; pairing with Poria as a guiding herb yields the best results.)
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Tu Yu Gua (Inverted Tu Yu Gua) grows hanging upside down on mountain cliffs, with green leaves and yellow flowers. It blooms one flower per year, producing one fruit cluster. The stems and vines are cotton-soft. After twelve years, the root resembles a human figure. The taste is sweet. Non-toxic. Harvested and boiled with Yun Ling (Poria) into an ointment/paste, it darkens hair and promotes longevity.
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Tu Lian Zi grows in mountains. Its leaves resemble those of Di Cao Guo, with a large seed forming within the leaf. Inside the seed is black fluid that dyes beard and hair black upon application. The taste is sweet, nature is cold. Non-toxic. It primarily treats various dampness-induced phlegm accumulation, wind-related leprosy-like conditions, limb sores/toxins, severe pediatric ulcers, and fetal toxins. Take the seeds, burn them to ash while preserving their medicinal properties, and administer with wine. It treats seventy-two types of madness caused by phlegm. For patients exhibiting manic, frenzied behavior who strike others, administration leads to immediate recovery.
The root eliminates food stagnation and resolves epigastric fullness/blockages. Leaves applied externally treat sores, carbuncles, abscesses, and back sores with divine efficacy.
A dosage of one fen of this herb treats infant umbilical convulsions (with puckered lips), convulsive disorders with vomiting and diarrhea.
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Wan Nian Song, commonly called Chi Shou Jun or Qian Nian Jun, grows among green grass. It resembles Song Qing Cao and also looks similar to Sedum sarmentosum (Wa Song) or Fo Zhi Jia. The taste is bitter, nature is slightly cold. Non-toxic. Harvested and applied externally, it treats all types of ding sores, severe toxic carbuncles/back sores, and unnameable swellings/toxins with miraculous efficacy.
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