\r石青苔\pc1.bmp\r，生石上或土山上，形似水青苔，其性不同。味辛、甘。采取，
晒干为末，能解毒药性。有中毒者，服此即愈。敷疮，功胜一笔勾。
──模板卷六
\r水青苔\pc2.bmp\r，味甘、平，性热。无毒。主治大小便虚冷，水泻，阴寒亦解，
暖脐甚佳。采取 之为末，可搽疔疮、黄水疮，痘症顶陷亦有效。
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\r石癣\pc3.bmp\r，又名白地膏，生石上，形如白森样，形薄。味苦、涩，性寒。治
赤白带下，便浊，五淋疼痛。敷一切诸疮，无名肿毒最良。
上有黑点者，必年深日久方能有之。得此最效，但不能多得。
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白地膏，生山地上，形似虫窝，亦同白森，或敷贴于石上，色白。性冷。采取敷大恶疮
、无名肿毒、汤火伤，调醋搽之如神效。或为末，调麻油搽痔疮。民族地区治小儿生火
，调麻油搽，火即散。又治 疮如神效。
──务本卷一上
\r地卷草\pc4.bmp\r，生石上或贴地，绿细叶自卷成虫形。一名虫草，一名抓地松。
民族地区呼为石上青苔，俗呼地卷丝，作菜食。味甘，寒。无毒。采取晒干为末听用，治鼻
血效。治一切跌打损伤，骨碎筋断，手足痿软，煮酒常服即愈。不可生用，生则破血。
──务本卷一上
Shi Qing Tai (Stone Moss), grows on rocks or earthen hills, resembling Shui Qing Tai (Water Moss) in shape but differing in nature. Flavor: acrid, sweet. After collection and sun-drying into powder, it can detoxify medicinal properties. For those who have been poisoned, taking this will lead to recovery. Applied externally to sores, its efficacy surpasses that of "Yi Bi Gou" (a hypothetical or local remedy name).
── Template Volume 6
Shui Qing Tai (Water Moss), flavor: sweet, neutral; nature: hot. Non-toxic. Mainly treats deficiency-cold of the large and small intestines, watery diarrhea, and resolves yin-cold pathogens. It is excellent for warming the umbilicus. After collection and grinding into powder, it can be applied to ding sores (carbuncles), huang shui chuang (weeping eczema/impetigo), and is also effective for inverted acne lesions (failure of pustule eruption).
── Template Volume 6
Shi Xuan (Stone Lichen), also known as Bai Di Gao (White Earth Paste), grows on rocks, resembling white forest-like structures, with a thin texture. Flavor: bitter, astringent; nature: cold. Treats red and white leukorrhea, turbid urine, and pain from the five types of strangury (wulin). Applied externally to all kinds of sores, it is best for treating unnamed swellings and toxins. Those with black spots on them must have grown for many years. Obtaining these is most effective but difficult due to scarcity.
── Congben Volume Middle
Bai Di Gao (White Earth Paste), grows on mountain soil, resembling insect nests, similar to white forest-like structures, or adhering to rocks with a white color. Nature: cold. After collection, applied externally to severe malignant sores, unnamed swellings and toxins, and scalds/burns; mixed with vinegar for application yields miraculous effects. Alternatively, ground into powder and mixed with sesame oil for application to hemorrhoids. In ethnic regions, used to treat children's "fire" (heat-toxin condition); mixed with sesame oil for application disperses the fire. Also highly effective for treating sores.
── Wuben Volume 1 Upper
Di Juan Cao (Earth-Curling Grass), grows on rocks or紧贴 the ground, with fine green leaves that naturally curl into worm-like shapes. Also known as Chang Cao (Worm Grass) and Zhua Di Song (Ground-Clawing Pine). Ethnic regions call it Shi Shang Qing Tai (Moss on Stone), commonly known as Di Juan Si (Earth-Curling Silk), eaten as a vegetable. Flavor: sweet; nature: cold. Non-toxic. After collection, sun-drying, and grinding into powder for use, it effectively treats epistaxis (nosebleeds). It treats all kinds of traumatic injuries, bone fractures, tendon ruptures, and flaccidity of limbs; taken regularly after decocting in wine leads to recovery. It should not be used raw, as raw usage breaks blood stasis.
── Wuben Volume 1 Upper