(Chinese medicine) the thin layer or fur on the surface of the tongue, which is examined for the purpose of medical diagnosis

moss or lichen; green bryophyte plants that grow in shady and damp places

edible seaweed, especially sea moss of the genus Enteromorpha or similar green algae

moss; a general term for various types of small, green, non-vascular plants that grow in damp or shady locations

Treeless regions found in polar areas or high mountains where the subsoil is permanently frozen and the main vegetation consists of mosses and lichens; also called [[冻原|凍原|dong4 yuan2]]

young flowering stalks of garlic used as a vegetable; garlic scapes

A collective term for mosses, liverworts, and hornworts; simple green plants that lack true roots, stems, or leaves and grow in damp environments.

a purple variety of the leafy green vegetable known as choy sum (Brassica rapa var. purpurea)

liverwort, specifically a leafy plant from the genus Jungermannia

different mosses growing on the same mountain peak, used to describe friends who share the same tastes and are on very good terms

An insect-eating plant that catches insects using sticky red hairs on its leaves; also called [[茅膏菜|茅膏菜|mao2 gao1 cai4]]

to become covered with moss; mossy

Short, thick noodles made from rice flour and starch, often served chilled in sweet syrup or hot in a savory broth.

deep green moss; dark moss

group of non-vascular land plants comprising the liverworts (class Hepaticae or Marchantiophyta)

moss; a general term for various types of mosses spreading across a surface like a garment

moss; bryophyte

silver found in nature in the form of fibers or branches