\r凤尾参\pc148.bmp\r，产滇中 山，细叶软枝，根似人参形，十年可成人形。采根
用，气味甘，性微寒。走十二经络，散寒，祛三肿。
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\r石布\pc149.bmp\r，生于大石面上，隐隐似布形，扯起一块，内有筋纹，似大叶。
人多不觉此物生于石上也。气味苦，性微寒。主治吐血、血衄、血痢、血崩，去湿痹，生肌。
治冷风历节疼痛，止尿血。取汁润发，敷汤火伤，止痛。煎汤服之，杀虫，疗蛊痢。
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\r石龙草\pc150.bmp\r，生石上。花似丁香花，叶似桃叶，枝梗无刺。味苦。无毒。
采梗枝煎服。治一切眼科，神效。
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\r龙竹草\pc151.bmp\r，此草生石上，或大山中有水处。形似竹叶，软枝，黄叶，根
肥。味酸。无毒。治一切肾虚腰疼，男子阳缩，妇人宫冷。炙用延年。
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\r龙吟草\pc152.bmp\r，生山中向阳处，断梗有丝，大叶黄子，根大白色。味甘，平。
无毒。采根服之，延年益寿，固齿，乌须黑发。采叶服之，治大头伤寒症，神效。采根，治
舌上生疮，名曰重舌，服之即愈。
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\r龙鳞草\pc153.bmp\r，生松树上，贴皮上似鳞甲。此草有二种，一有枝苗，此无枝
苗。味苦。无毒。主治童劳虚症，退热除烦；妇人崩漏血积，煎服最良。
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凤尾参，产于云南中部的山区，叶片细小，枝条柔软，根部形状像人参，生长十年后可呈现人形。采集其根部使用，气味甘甜，药性微寒。能通行十二经络，散除寒气，祛除三种肿胀。
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石布，生长在巨大的岩石表面，隐约呈现出布的形态，扯下一块后，内部有筋络纹理，类似大叶。人们大多不知道这种植物生长在石头上。气味苦，药性微寒。主治吐血、鼻出血、血痢、崩漏，去除湿痹，促进肌肉生长。治疗冷风引起的历节疼痛，止住尿血。取汁液润泽头发，外敷烫伤和火伤，止痛。煎汤服用，可杀虫，治疗蛊痢。
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石龙草，生长在石头上。花朵像丁香花，叶子像桃叶，枝梗没有刺。味道苦。无毒。采集茎枝煎服。治疗各种眼科疾病，效果神奇。
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龙竹草，这种草生长在石头上，或者大山中有水的地方。形状像竹叶，枝条柔软，叶子发黄，根部肥大。味道酸。无毒。治疗各种肾虚引起的腰痛，男子阳萎（阴茎收缩），妇人子宫寒冷。灸用可延年益寿。
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龙吟草，生长在山中向阳处，折断的茎梗有丝状物，叶片大且呈黄色，根部粗大白色。味道甘甜，药性平。无毒。采集根部服用，可延年益寿，坚固牙齿，使胡须头发变黑。采集叶子服用，治疗大头伤寒症，效果神奇。采集根部，治疗舌上生疮，名为重舌，服用后即愈。
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龙鳞草，生长在松树上，紧贴树皮，形状像鳞甲。这种草有两种，一种有枝叶，这种没有枝叶。味道苦。无毒。主治童劳虚症，退热除烦；妇人崩漏及血积，煎服效果最好。
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Fengwei Shen (Bletilla striata), produced in the mountains of central Yunnan. It has fine leaves and soft branches; its root resembles that of Ginseng (Renshen, 人参) and can take on a human form after ten years of growth. The root is harvested for use. Its odor is sweet, and its nature is slightly cold. It travels through the twelve meridians (Twelve Primary Meridians), disperses cold, and dispels three types of swelling.
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Shibu (Lichen resembling cloth), grows on the surface of large rocks, vaguely resembling the shape of cloth. When torn off, it reveals internal fibrous textures similar to large leaves. Most people are unaware that this plant grows on stones. Its odor is bitter, and its nature is slightly cold. It mainly treats hematemesis (vomiting blood), epistaxis (nosebleed), bloody dysentery, and metrorrhagia (uterine bleeding), removes damp-bi (dampness obstruction), and generates flesh. It treats pain from cold wind affecting the joints (Li Jie), stops hematuria (blood in urine). Extracting its juice moisturizes hair; applying it externally soothes burns and scalds, relieving pain. Decocting it for oral administration kills parasites and treats Gu dysentery (parasitic dysentery).
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Shilong Cao (Staghorn Fern or similar lithophyte), grows on rocks. Its flowers resemble those of Lilac (Dingxiang, 丁香), and its leaves resemble peach leaves; the stems and branches are thornless. It tastes bitter. It is non-toxic. Harvest the stems and branches, decoct, and administer. It treats all eye diseases with miraculous efficacy.
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Longzhu Cao (Bamboo-like Grass), grows on rocks or in areas with water in large mountains. Its shape resembles bamboo leaves, with soft branches, yellowish leaves, and thick roots. It tastes sour. It is non-toxic. It treats various kidney deficiency-induced lower back pain, penile retraction in men, and uterine coldness in women. Moxibustion application prolongs life.
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Longyin Cao (Dragon Chant Grass), grows in sunny places in mountains. Broken stems reveal silk-like fibers; it has large yellowish leaves and large white roots. It tastes sweet, and its nature is neutral. It is non-toxic. Harvesting and consuming the root prolongs life, strengthens teeth, and darkens beard and hair. Harvesting and consuming the leaves treats severe head shanghan (cold damage) syndrome with miraculous efficacy. Harvesting the root treats sores on the tongue, known as Chong She (Double Tongue); consumption leads to immediate recovery.
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Longlin Cao (Dragon Scale Grass), grows on pine trees, adhering to the bark like scales. There are two varieties of this grass: one has branches and shoots, while this one lacks them. It tastes bitter. It is non-toxic. It mainly treats childhood consumption with deficiency symptoms, reduces fever, and relieves irritability; for women with metrorrhagia and blood stasis, decoction and oral administration yield the best results.
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