味苦、酸、咸、寒，无毒。主五内邪气热，止涎唾，补绝伤，疗五痔，火疮，妇人乳瘕，
子
之，捣取汁，铜器盛之，日煎，令可作丸，大如鼠矢，内窍中，三易乃愈。又堕胎，久服明
目，益气，头不白，延年。
枝主洗疮及阴囊下湿痒。皮主烂疮。根
主喉痹寒热。生河南平泽。可作神烛。
景天为之使。槐子以多连者为好，十月上巳日采之，新盆盛，合泥百日，皮烂为水，核
如大豆。服之，今令人脑满，
发不白而长生。今处处有，此云七月取其子未坚，故捣绞取汁。
〔谨案〕《别录》云∶八月断槐大枝，使生嫩孽，煮汁酿酒，疗大风痿痹甚效。槐耳味
苦、辛，平，无毒。主五痔心痛，女人阴中痒痛。槐树菌也，当取坚如桑耳者。枝炮熨止蝎
毒也。
味甘，寒，无毒。主阴痿水肿，益气，充肌肤，明目。久服不饥，不老轻身。生少室
山，一名谷实，所在有之。八月、九月采实，晒干，四十日成。叶，味甘，无毒。主小儿身
热，食不生肌，可作浴汤。又主恶疮生肉。树皮，主逐水，利小便。茎，主瘾疹痒，单煮洗
浴。其皮间白汁疗癣。
此即今谷树子也，仙方采捣取汁和丹用，亦干服，使人通神见鬼。南人呼谷纸，亦为楮
纸，作褚音。武陵人作谷皮
衣，又甚坚好耳也。
槐实：味苦、酸、咸，性寒，无毒。主治五脏内的邪热之气，止住涎唾，补益绝伤（指严重的创伤或虚损），治疗五种痔疮、火疮（烧伤或热毒疮疡）、妇人乳部瘕块（乳房肿块）。将槐实捣碎取汁，用铜器盛装，每日煎煮，使其浓缩至可制成丸药的大小如鼠粪般，纳入肛门中，更换三次即可痊愈。此外，槐实能堕胎，长期服用可明目、益气，头发不白，延年益寿。
槐枝主治清洗疮疡及阴囊下部的湿痒。槐皮主治溃烂的疮疡。槐根主治喉痹（咽喉肿痛闭塞）伴有的寒热症状。槐树生长在河南的平原沼泽地带，其木材可制作神烛（一种照明或祭祀用的蜡烛）。
景天是槐实的引经药（使药）。槐子以多连在一起的为好，在十月上巳日采集，放入新盆中，用泥封固百日，直至外皮腐烂化为水状，核仁大小如大豆。服用后，令人头脑充实，头发不白而长寿。如今到处都有生长，此处提到七月采集未成熟的果实，因此捣绞取汁使用。
【谨案】《名医别录》记载：八月砍断槐树的大枝，使其生出嫩芽，煮汁酿酒，治疗大风痿痹（严重的风湿瘫痪）非常有效。槐耳（槐树寄生菌）味苦、辛，性平，无毒。主治五种痔疮引起的心痛，妇女阴道内痒痛。槐耳是槐树上的菌类，应当选取坚硬如桑耳者。槐枝炮制后熨烫可止蝎毒。
楮实：味甘，性寒，无毒。主治阳痿水肿，益气，充盈肌肤，明目。长期服用可不感到饥饿，延缓衰老，身体轻健。生长在少室山，又名谷实，各地均有生长。八月、九月采集果实，晒干，四十天后制成。楮叶，味甘，无毒。主治小儿身体发热，饮食不能生肌（营养不良导致肌肉消瘦），可用作洗浴汤剂。又主治恶疮促进生肌。楮树皮，主治逐水饮，通利小便。楮茎，主治瘾疹（荨麻疹）瘙痒，单独煎煮洗浴。楮树皮间的白色汁液治疗癣症。
这就是现在的谷树子，仙方中采集捣碎取汁与丹药混合使用，也可以干服，使人通神见鬼。南方人称之为谷纸，也写作楮纸，读音为“褚”。武陵人用楮皮制作衣服，也非常坚固好用。
Huai Shi (Sophorae Fructus): Bitter, sour, and salty in flavor; cold in nature; non-toxic. It primarily treats pathogenic heat within the five zang organs, stops saliva and sputum, supplements severe injuries or deficiencies, and treats five types of hemorrhoids, fire sores (burns or heat-toxin ulcers), and breast masses (leiomyomas or fibroids) in women. Crush the fruit to extract the juice, store it in a copper vessel, and boil it daily until it can be formed into pills the size of mouse droppings. Insert into the anus, changing three times for a cure. Additionally, it can induce abortion; long-term consumption brightens the eyes, boosts qi, prevents graying of hair, and prolongs life.
Huai Zhi (Sophorae Ramulus): Primarily used for washing sores and treating dampness and itching under the scrotum. Huai Pi (Sophorae Cortex): Treats ulcerating sores. Huai Gen (Sophorae Radix): Treats throat obstruction (bi-syndrome of the throat) with alternating chills and fever. The tree grows in the plains and marshes of Henan; its wood can be made into ceremonial candles.
Jingtian (Sedum Acre) serves as an guiding herb (shi-yao). Sophorae Fructus is best when clustered together; harvest on the Shangsi day in the tenth lunar month, place in a new basin, seal with mud for one hundred days until the skin rots into water and the seeds are the size of soybeans. Consumption makes the mind clear, prevents hair graying, and promotes longevity. It is now found everywhere; the text mentions harvesting immature fruits in the seventh month, hence crushing and extracting juice.
[Note]: "Bielu" records: In August, cut off large branches of the locust tree to encourage tender shoots; boil the juice to make wine, which is very effective for treating severe wind-induced atrophy and bi-syndrome. Huai Er (Sophorae Tremella/Sophora Bark Fungus): Bitter and pungent; neutral in nature; non-toxic. Treats heart pain caused by five types of hemorrhoids and vaginal itching/pain in women. It is a fungus growing on the locust tree; select those hard like Auricula Auricula (Wood Ear). Roasted and hot-compressed Sophorae Ramulus can stop scorpion venom toxicity.
Chu Shi (Broussonetiae Fructus): Sweet in flavor; cold in nature; non-toxic. Treats impotence and edema, boosts qi, nourishes the skin, and brightens the eyes. Long-term consumption prevents hunger, delays aging, and keeps the body light and agile. Grows in Mount Shaoshi; also known as Gu Shi; available in various regions. Harvest fruits in the eighth and ninth lunar months, sun-dry for forty days to process. Chu Ye (Broussonetiae Folium): Sweet; non-toxic. Treats childhood fever and failure to gain muscle mass from poor diet; can be used as a bath decoction. Also treats malignant sores to promote tissue regeneration. Chu Pi (Broussonetiae Cortex): Promotes water metabolism and diuresis. Chu Jing (Broussonetiae Caulis): Treats urticaria (hives) and itching; boil alone for bathing. The white sap between the bark treats tinea (ringworm).
This is the seed of the paper mulberry tree today. Immortal methods involve crushing and extracting juice to mix with elixirs, or taking it dry, which allegedly allows one to see spirits. Southerners call it Gu Zhi (paper mulberry paper), also written as Chu Zhi, pronounced "Chu." People in Wuling use paper mulberry bark to make clothing, which is very durable.