稗史∶郴之桂阳县产风叶，充茗饮，能愈头风，故名。亦可浸酒，性微热，前人志记不
载。
性微热，追风活血，可浸酒服。
坤与图说∶木名，出白露国，此树生脂膏极香烈，可入药。
敷金刃伤，一昼夜肌肉复合如故，涂痘不瘢，涂尸千年不腐。
即路路通
即枫实。一名 子，乃枫树所结子也。外有刺球如栗壳，内有核多孔穴，俗名路路通。
以金
箔贴之，村妪簪于发，云可明目、宜老。出浙临安县署后安乐山者，名钱坟枫果，最佳。焚
之香郁，可熏衣辟瘴疫。纲目枫脂香载∶其木皮不及其实之用，今补之。宜于焚烧，未有入
汤液之用。其果冬月即孕枫蚕子于中，交春内生蚕，每果中有一个，立夏后乃化蛾飞去，入
药取无虫、陈久者用。 槐西杂志∶枫香果出云南者，焚之杀鬼去邪，辟瘴湿。
辟瘴却瘟，明目除湿，舒经络拘挛。周身痹痛，手脚及腰痛，焚之嗅其烟气，皆愈。熏
衣被
敏按∶枫果去外刺，皮肉园如蜂窠，即路路通。其性大能通十二经穴，故救生苦海治水
肿胀用之，以其能搜逐伏水也。
治癣德胜堂传方∶枫木上球十个（烧灰存性），白砒五厘，共末，香油搽上即愈。
脏毒古今良方∶路路通一个， 存性，研末酒煎服。
刺晕
台湾府志∶咬人狗其木甚松，手掐之便长条迸起，可为火具，木高丈余，叶长大似烟叶，
有
毛刺，刺人入毛孔甚痒，搔之发红痛，一昼夜乃止。
治瘰 （台海使搓录）。
附∶刺晕 李氏草秘∶其树形似乌柿，有刺，刺人即晕，故名。
治痈肿定痛∶取树脑叶入酱板盐花，罨发背痈疽肿毒，痛甚者罨上即止痛，不问已未溃，
罨
至愈。
稗史记载：郴州桂阳县出产风叶，用来冲泡茶饮，能够治愈头风病，因此得名。也可以浸泡在酒中饮用，药性微热，前人的志书笔记中没有记载。
药性微热，能驱逐风邪、活血通络，可以浸泡在酒中服用。
《坤舆图说》记载：这是一种树木的名称，产于白露国。这种树分泌的脂膏香气非常浓烈，可以入药使用。涂抹在金刃造成的伤口上，一昼夜内肌肉就能愈合如初；涂抹在痘疮上不会留下疤痕；涂抹在尸体上，千年都不会腐烂。
即路路通（枫香树的果实）。又名枫实，是枫树结出的种子。外面有像栗子壳一样的带刺球状物，内部果核多孔穴，俗称路路通。用金箔贴敷它，乡村妇女将其插在发髻上，据说可以明目、延缓衰老。产自浙江临安县署后安乐山的，称为钱坟枫果，品质最佳。焚烧时香气浓郁，可以用来熏衣、辟除瘴气瘟疫。《本草纲目》中关于枫香脂香的记载提到：枫树的树皮不如果实的效用大，这里予以补充。适合用于焚烧，但未见有入汤剂煎服的使用记载。其果实冬季就在其中孕育枫蚕子，到了春天内部孵化出蚕，每个果实中有一只，立夏后就化蛾飞走。入药时选取没有虫蛀、陈久存放的果实。《槐西杂志》记载：产自云南的枫香果，焚烧它可以驱鬼去邪，辟除瘴湿之气。
具有辟除瘴气、驱除瘟毒、明目、除湿、舒缓经络拘挛的作用。对于周身痹痛、手脚及腰部疼痛，焚烧果实嗅闻其烟气，都能痊愈。熏洗衣被。
赵学敏按语：枫果去掉外面的刺，皮肉圆润如蜂巢，就是路路通。它的药性大能通行十二经穴位，所以救治水肿患者治疗水肿胀时使用它，因为它能搜逐潜伏的水湿之邪。
治疗癣疮，《德胜堂传方》：取枫木上的球果十个（烧成灰保留药性），白砒五厘，共研为细末，用香油涂抹患处即可痊愈。
治疗脏毒，《古今良方》：取路路通一个，保留药性，研成细末，用酒煎服。
刺晕
《台湾府志》记载：咬人狗这种树木质很松软，用手掐它就会长出长条状突起，可以作为火具引火材料。树干高一丈多，叶子长大类似烟叶，带有毛刺，刺入人的毛孔会非常痒，搔抓后会发红疼痛，一昼夜后才停止。
治疗瘰疬（出自《台海使槎录》）。
附录：刺晕 《李氏草秘》记载：这种树形状像乌柿，有刺，刺到人就会让人头晕，因此得名。
治疗痈肿定痛：取树脑和叶子放入酱板盐花中，敷贴于发背部的痈疽肿毒处，疼痛剧烈的敷上后立即止痛，无论是否溃破，敷至痊愈为止。
Bai Shi records: Fengye is produced in Guiyang County, Chenzhou. It is used for brewing tea and can cure cephalic wind disease (headaches caused by wind pathogens), hence its name. It can also be soaked in wine for consumption. Its nature is slightly warm. Previous local gazetteers and notes did not record this.
Its nature is slightly warm; it expels wind and invigorates blood circulation. It can be soaked in wine and taken orally.
Kunyu Tushuo states: This is the name of a tree species originating from Bailu Country. The resin exuded by this tree has an extremely strong fragrance and can be used as medicine. Applied to wounds caused by metal blades, the muscles heal completely within twenty-four hours. Applied to smallpox lesions, it prevents scarring. Applied to corpses, it prevents decomposition for a thousand years.
It is Lu Lu Tong (the fruit of Liquidambar formosana). Also known as Fengshi, these are the seeds produced by the maple tree. Externally, they have a spiny ball resembling a chestnut shell; internally, the nut has multiple pores, commonly known as Lu Lu Tong. When pasted with gold foil, village women pin them into their hair, claiming it brightens the eyes and promotes longevity. Those produced behind the Yinxian County Office at Anle Mountain in Lin'an County, Zhejiang, are called Qianfen Fengguo and are considered the best quality. When burned, the fragrance is rich and can be used to fumigate clothes and dispel miasma and epidemics. Bencao Gangmu's entry on Fragrant Resin of Maple Tree notes that the bark is less effective than the fruit; this is supplemented here. It is suitable for burning, but there are no records of its use in decoctions. In winter, the fruit harbors maple silkworm eggs inside. In spring, silkworms hatch within each fruit. After Lixia (Start of Summer), they transform into moths and fly away. For medicinal use, select fruits without insect damage that have been stored for a long time. Huai Xi Za Zhi records: Fengxiang Guo from Yunnan, when burned, drives away evil spirits and dispels dampness and miasma.
It dispels miasma, eliminates plague toxins, brightens the eyes, removes dampness, and relieves stiffness and spasms of meridians. It cures generalized bi-syndrome pain, pain in the hands, feet, and waist. Fumigating with its smoke alleviates these conditions. It can be used to fumigate clothing and bedding.
Zhao Xuemin's commentary: Removing the outer spines from the Fengguo reveals a spongy, honeycomb-like interior, which is Lu Lu Tong. Its property strongly unblocks the acupoints of the twelve meridians. Therefore, it is used to treat water swelling edema by searching out and expelling latent water-dampness pathogens.
To treat tinea, De Sheng Tang's transmitted prescription: Ten spiny balls from the maple tree (burned to ash while retaining efficacy) and 0.5 fen of white arsenic, ground into powder together. Apply with sesame oil for immediate cure.
To treat internal hemorrhoids/damp-heat toxicity (Zang Du), Ancient and Modern Excellent Prescriptions: One Lu Lu Tong, processed to retain efficacy, ground into powder, decocted in wine and taken orally.
Ci Yun
Taiwan Prefecture Gazetteer records: The wood of Yaoren Gou (Biting Dog Tree) is very loose; when pinched by hand, long strips protrude, making it useful as fire-starting material. The tree grows over one zhang high. The leaves are large, resembling tobacco leaves, and possess hairy thorns. If the thorns penetrate the skin pores, they cause intense itching. Scratching leads to redness and pain, which subsides after twenty-four hours.
Treats scrofula (from Hai Tai Shi Cha Lu).
Appendix: Ci Yun. Li Shi Cao Mi records: The tree resembles Diospyros lotus, has thorns, and causes dizziness upon pricking, hence its name.
To treat carbuncles and swellings and relieve pain: Take the tree resin and leaves, mix with salt crystals from sauce boards, and apply as a poultice to back carbuncles, ulcers, and toxic swellings. For severe pain, application provides immediate relief, regardless of whether the lesion has ulcerated or not. Continue application until healed.