味甘、苦，平，无毒。主三虫，下气，消谷。叶似木槿，及似榆，作小树，其子如溲疏，
两
色赤味甘。煮树枝汁和作粥，甘美。以饲小儿，杀蛔虫，不入方用
。陆机《草木疏》∶名击迷，一名羿先，盖檀、榆之类也，所在山谷有之。（新附）
微寒，无毒。主小儿寒热，十二惊痫。出建平，亦作吊藤字，惟疗小儿，不入余方。
〔谨
案
有刺，形若钓钩者是。
味辛，温，无毒。主邪气，诸痹，疼酸，续绝伤，补骨髓。一名连木。生蜀郡山谷。采
无
〔谨案〕此药子也，当
今盛用，胡名那绽，出通州、渝州。《本经》用根，恐误载根
字。子味辛，平，无毒。主破血，止利，消肿，除蛊注蛇毒。树生叶似杏，花红白色，子肉
味酸甘。用其核仁也。
味辛、咸，温，有小毒。主风痹，死肌，邪气，风头泪出，下水，利九窍，杀鬼、精物，
疗
囊结，妇人胞不落，明目益精。可为沐药，不入汤。生雍州川谷及鲁邹县，如猪牙者良。九
月、十月采荚，阴干。
柏实为之使，恶麦门冬，畏空青、人参、苦参。今处处有，长尺二者良。俗人见其皆有
虫孔，而未尝见虫形，皆言
不可近，令人恶病，殊不尔。其虫状如草菜上青虫，荚微欲黑，便出，所以难见尔。但取生
者看，自知之也。
〔谨案〕此
物有三种，猪牙皂荚最下，其形曲戾
而无润，若长六七寸，圆浓
节促直者，皮薄多肉，味浓，大好。
味甘、苦，性平，无毒。主治三虫（体内寄生虫），下气，消食化谷。叶片形状像木槿，也有的像榆树，长成小树的样子，其果实像溲疏，颜色赤红且味甜。煮树枝的汁液调和做成粥，味道甘甜美味。用来喂养小儿，可杀灭蛔虫，但不入药方使用。陆机《草木疏》记载：名叫击迷，又名羿先，大概是檀树、榆树这一类的植物，各地山谷都有生长。（新收录）
性微寒，无毒。主治小儿寒热往来，以及十二种惊痫病症。产于建平，字形也写作“吊藤”，只用于治疗小儿疾病，不用于其他方剂。[苏敬按语]：有刺，形状像钓鱼钩的就是这种药。
味辛，性温，无毒。主治邪气，各种痹症，疼痛酸楚，接续断裂损伤，补益骨髓。又名连木。生长在蜀郡的山谷中。采收时间无特定限制。[苏敬按语]：这是该药的种子，当今广泛使用，胡语名为那绽，产于通州、渝州。《神农本草经》记载用根，恐怕是误载了“根”字。种子味辛，性平，无毒。主治破血，止泻，消肿，去除蛊注及蛇毒。树木生长，叶子像杏树，花呈红白色，果肉味酸甘。使用的是它的核仁。
味辛、咸，性温，有小毒。主治风痹，肌肉坏死，邪气，头风流泪，通利二便，开窍九窍，驱除鬼魅精怪，治疗阴囊肿结，妇人胞衣不下，明目，益精。可作为洗头用药，不入煎剂服用。产于雍州的川谷及鲁地邹县，像猪牙形状的质地优良。九月、十月采集荚果，阴干。柏实作为引药，忌与麦门冬同用，畏惧空青、人参、苦参。现在到处都有生长，长度一尺二的质地优良。世俗之人见其荚果上皆有虫孔，却未曾见过虫形，都说不可靠近，会使人患上恶病，其实并非如此。那些虫子形状像草菜上的青虫，荚果微微变黑时，虫子就出来了，所以难以看见。只要取生的来看，自然就知道真相了。[苏敬按语]：这种物有三种，猪牙皂荚等级最低，其形状弯曲而不滋润；如果长六七寸，圆粗节短而直的，皮薄肉多，味道浓厚，是最好的。
Sweet and bitter in flavor, neutral in nature, non-toxic. It primarily treats three types of parasites (intestinal parasites), directs Qi downward, and aids digestion. The leaves resemble those of Hibiscus mutabilis (Mu Jin) or Ulmus pumila (Yu), growing as small trees; the fruits resemble those of Deutzia scabra (Soushu). They are reddish in color and sweet in taste. Boiling the juice from the branches to make porridge is sweet and delicious. Feeding this to children kills Ascaris lumbricoides (Hui Chong), but it is not included in medicinal prescriptions. Lu Ji's *Caomu Shu* states: It is named Jimi, also known as Yixian, likely belonging to the category of Zitan and Yu trees, found in valleys everywhere. (Newly added)
Slightly cold in nature, non-toxic. It primarily treats alternating chills and fever in children, as well as twelve types of convulsive epilepsy (Shi'er Jing Xian). It originates from Jianping. The character is also written as "Diao Teng." It is used exclusively for treating pediatric conditions and is not included in other prescriptions. [Su Jing's Note]: Those with thorns shaped like fishing hooks are this herb.
Pungent in flavor, warm in nature, non-toxic. It primarily treats pathogenic factors, various Bi syndromes (painful obstruction), pain and soreness, repairs fractures and injuries, and supplements the bone marrow. Also known as Lianmu. It grows in the valleys of Shujun. There are no specific restrictions on harvesting time. [Su Jing's Note]: This is the seed of the plant, currently widely used. Its Hu name is Nazhan, originating from Tongzhou and Yuzhou. The *Shennong Bencao Jing* records the use of the root, which may be an error recording "root" instead of "seed." The seeds are pungent, neutral in nature, and non-toxic. They primarily break blood stasis, stop diarrhea, reduce swelling, and eliminate Gu poisoning and snake venom. The tree has leaves resembling Prunus armeniaca (Xing), with red and white flowers; the pulp is sour and sweet. The kernel of the seed is used.
Pungent and salty in flavor, warm in nature, slightly toxic. It primarily treats Wind-Bi syndrome, necrotic muscle tissue, pathogenic factors, headache with tearing, promotes urination and defecation, opens the nine orifices, expels malevolent spirits and essence entities, treats scrotal knotting, retained placenta in women, brightens the eyes, and benefits Jing (Essence). It can be used as a washing medicine but is not taken in decoctions. It grows in the river valleys of Yongzhou and Zou County in Lu. Those resembling pig teeth are of superior quality. Harvest the pods in September and October, and dry them in the shade. Platycladi Semen (Baishi) serves as its assistant; it is incompatible with Ophiopogonis Radix (Maimendong), and fears Azurite (Kongqing), Ginseng Radix et Rhizoma (Renshen), and Sophorae Flavescentis Radix (Kushen). It is now found everywhere; those one chi two cun long are of superior quality. Laypeople see holes caused by insects in the pods but have never seen the insects themselves, claiming they should not be approached as they cause malignant diseases. This is not true. The insects resemble green caterpillars on vegetables; when the pods turn slightly black, the insects emerge, making them hard to see. One only needs to examine fresh ones to understand the truth. [Su Jing's Note]: This item has three varieties. Zhu Ya Zao Jiao (Ziziphus jujuba var. spinosa pod) is the lowest grade; its shape is curved and lacks moisture. If it is six or seven cun long, thick and round with short nodes, straight, with thin skin and abundant flesh, and strong flavor, it is excellent.