一名地朕
苦平，无毒。
发明 地朕多生庭院砖缝，茎赤叶青，繁丝如锦，故有是名。能通流血脉，治崩中痢下
，功专散血止血，通利小便，《千金》治淋方用之。
甘温，无毒。生于水底石上者，蒙茸如发，谓之陟厘。
发明 陟厘与水苔同生水中，但浮于水者谓之水苔。《千金》治胁热下利，呕逆，温食
则吐，有陟厘丸为痢证之首方，《日华》捣汁治天行心闷，《别录》主心腹大寒，温中消谷
，强胃气，止泄痢，并取其性温而能利水也。
一名蒙顶茶
甘温，无毒。生蒙山顶石面及枯株上，与木耳无异。
发明 石蕊明目益精气，润喉解热化痰；同生姜能解阳明头额眉骨痛，本乎天者亲上也
。
辛平，无毒。桐君雷公云∶甘寒，无毒。盐水煮半日，再以井水煮半日。生用破
血，炙用止血。
《本经》主五脏邪气，女子阴中寒热痛，症瘕血闭绝子，久服轻身和颜色。
发明 卷柏，足厥阴经血分药也。详《本经》诸治一皆女子经癸之病，总厥阴与冲脉之
患也。《千金》大泽兰丸、紫石英、天门冬等丸皆用之。《经疏》言妊妇禁用，以其能寒子
脏中血气也。
辛平，无毒。多生竹园湿地，腐胀而成。凡用以生布张开，将马勃于上摩擦，下
以盘承取末用之。
发明 马勃轻虚上浮，力能散肺中邪热。故治咳嗽，喉痹衄血，失音诸病。东垣治大头
病，咽喉不利，普济消毒饮用之，然须生蜜拌 入水调散，不浮，方可煎服。
【地朕】
又名地朕。
味苦，性平，无毒。
发明：地朕多生长在庭院的砖缝中，茎呈红色，叶呈青色，枝叶繁茂如锦缎，因此得名。它能疏通血脉，治疗崩漏和痢疾下血，功效专长于散瘀止血、通利小便，《千金方》中治疗淋证的方剂里使用它。
【陟厘】
味甘，性温，无毒。生长在水底石头上的，蓬松如发，称为陟厘。
发明：陟厘与水苔都生长在水中，但漂浮在水面上的称为水苔。《千金方》中治疗胁部发热导致下利、呕吐逆气、进食温热食物则呕吐的症状，有陟厘丸作为治疗痢证的首选方剂；《日华子本草》记载将其捣汁可治疗时行疫病引起的心胸烦闷；《名医别录》主治心腹大寒，温中消食，增强胃气，止泄痢，都是取其性温而能利水的特性。
【石蕊】
又名蒙顶茶（注：此处原文标题可能有误或指代特定品种，依文意翻译）。
味甘，性温，无毒。生长在蒙山顶部的石面及枯木上，与木耳没有区别。
发明：石蕊能明目、补益精气，润喉、解热、化痰；配合生姜能缓解阳明经引起的头额眉骨疼痛，这是因为它禀受天之气而亲上（作用于上部）的缘故。
【卷柏】
味辛，性平，无毒。桐君和雷公说：味甘，性寒，无毒。用盐水煮半天，再用井水煮半天。生用能破血，炙用能止血。
《神农本草经》主治五脏邪气，女子阴中寒热疼痛，症瘕积聚、血闭、不孕，长期服用能使身体轻健、面色红润。
发明：卷柏是足厥阴肝经血分的药物。详细考察《本经》所述的各种治疗功效，全都是针对女子月经方面的疾病，总归是厥阴经与冲脉的病变。《千金方》中的大泽兰丸、紫石英丸、天门冬丸等都使用它。《医宗必读·经疏》言孕妇禁用，因为寒气会损伤子宫中的气血。
【马勃】
味辛，性平，无毒。多生长在竹林湿地的腐烂处，由腐败膨胀而成。凡是要使用时，将生布展开，把马勃放在上面摩擦，下面用盘子承接收集粉末来使用。
发明：马勃质地轻虚上浮，力量能疏散肺中的邪热。所以治疗咳嗽、喉痹、鼻衄出血、失音等各种病症。李东垣治疗大头病（大头瘟），咽喉不利，在普济消毒饮中使用它，但必须用生蜜拌入，用水调成散剂，使其不浮起，才可以煎服。
[Di Zhen]
Also known as Di Zhen.
Bitter, neutral in nature, non-toxic.
Invention: Di Zhen grows mostly in the cracks of bricks in courtyards. Its stems are red, leaves are green, and its foliage is lush like brocade, hence the name. It can unblock and circulate blood vessels, treating metrorrhagia (uterine bleeding) and dysentery with bloody stools. Its efficacy specializes in dispersing stasis, stopping bleeding, and promoting urination. It is used in formulas for strangury (lin syndrome) in *Qian Jin Fang*.
[Zhi Li]
Sweet, warm in nature, non-toxic. Those growing on stones at the bottom of water bodies, fluffy like hair, are called Zhi Li.
Invention: Zhi Li and aquatic moss both grow in water, but those floating on the surface are called aquatic moss. In *Qian Jin Fang*, there is a formula named Zhi Li Wan, which is the primary formula for treating dysentery characterized by heat in the hypochondrium leading to diarrhea, vomiting and regurgitation, and vomiting after consuming warm food. *Ri Hua Ben Cao* records that crushing it into juice treats heart oppression caused by epidemic febrile diseases. *Ming Yi Bie Lu* states it treats severe cold in the heart and abdomen, warms the middle jiao, aids digestion, strengthens stomach qi, and stops diarrhea and dysentery, all due to its warm nature ability to promote diuresis.
[Shi Rui]
Also known as Meng Ding Cha.
Sweet, warm in nature, non-toxic. Grows on the stone surfaces and dead trunks of Mount Meng, indistinguishable from wood ear mushrooms.
Invention: Shi Rui brightens the eyes, benefits essence and qi, moistens the throat, clears heat, and resolves phlegm; when combined with fresh ginger, it can relieve pain in the forehead and supraorbital region caused by Yangming channel pathology, based on the principle that what belongs to heaven tends to rise (affecting the upper body).
[Juan Bai]
Pungent, neutral in nature, non-toxic. Tong Jun and Lei Gong stated: Sweet, cold in nature, non-toxic. Boil in salt water for half a day, then boil in well water for another half day. Raw use breaks blood; roasted use stops bleeding.
*Shen Nong Ben Cao Jing* states it treats evil qi in the five zang organs, cold-heat pain in the female genitalia, mass formations (zheng jia), amenorrhea due to blood obstruction, and infertility. Long-term consumption makes the body light and complexion harmonious.
Invention: Juan Bai is a herb entering the blood aspect of the Foot Jueyin Liver Channel. Examining the various treatments in *Ben Cao Jing*, they all pertain to menstrual disorders in women, generally relating to pathologies of the Jueyin and Chong Mai (Penetrating Vessel). Formulas such as Da Ze Lan Wan, Zi Shi Ying Wan, and Tian Men Dong Wan in *Qian Jin Fang* all use it. *Jing Shu* states it is contraindicated in pregnancy because its cold nature can damage the blood and qi within the uterus.
[Ma Bo]
Pungent, neutral in nature, non-toxic. It grows mostly in damp, decaying areas of bamboo groves, formed through decomposition and swelling. When used, spread out raw cloth, rub the Ma Bo on top, and collect the powder underneath with a plate.
Invention: Ma Bo is light, void, and floats upward; its power can disperse evil heat in the lungs. Therefore, it treats cough, bi-syndrome of the throat (sore throat/swelling), epistaxis, and aphonia. Li Dongyuan used it in Pu Ji Xiao Du Yin to treat Dato Bing (Big Head Plague) with difficulty in the throat. However, it must be mixed with raw honey, dispersed in water so it does not float, before decoction and administration.