A type of wood-decay fungus (Wolfiporia extensa) that grows on pine tree roots, used in Chinese medicine and food; also known as poria or fu ling.

(Polyporus umbellatus) A species of fungus grown on the roots of broadleaf trees and used in Chinese medicine as a diuretic.

(variant form) a type of medicinal fungus found on the roots of pine trees, also known as Indian bread

five-ingredient powder with poria; a traditional Chinese medicine decoction used to treat fluid retention and promote urination

the dried rhizome of smilax glabra, a climbing shrub used in traditional herbal medicine to treat dampness and skin conditions

common cocklebur (Xanthium strumarium), a plant with prickly burs

Lingya district of Kaohsiung city [[高雄市|高雄市|gao1 xiong2 shi4]] in southern Taiwan

Lingya District of Kaohsiung City in southern Taiwan

(bound form) chinaberry tree

a type of wood-decay fungus used in traditional Chinese medicine for its diuretic properties

A dark-colored jelly used as a health food or dessert; traditionally made from turtle shell powder and herbs like [[土茯苓|土茯苓|tu3 fu2 ling2]].