Jiu Ge (English Wikipedia)

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Yang ed. & Xu tr. (1996), pp. 48–49. Yang Fengbin, ed. (1996). Poetry of the South (Chinese-English Parallel) Zhu zi (漢英対照) 楚辞. Translated by Xu Yuanchong. Hunan chu ban she.
Li Shizhen (2022). "Herbs VII. 18-01 Tus si zi Cuscuta chinensis Lam. Dodder" 菟絲子. Ben Cao Gang Mu, Volume V: Creeping Herbs, Water Herbs, Herbs Growing on Stones, Mosses, Cereals. Translated by Paul U. Unschuld. Univ of California Press. pp. 35–36. ISBN 9780520385054., citing Mao Commentary for equating tusi with nüluo
Liu, J. C. (1927–1928). "Remarks on the Mistletoe (Viscum)". Bulletin of the Peking Society of Natural History. II, part 4: 535.
Legge, James, ed. (1871). The Chinese Classics: With a Translation, Critical and Exegetical Notes, Prolegomena, and Copious Indexes. London: Trübner & Co. pp. 389–380, note.
Yang ed. & Xu tr. (1996), pp. 18–, 48–49 Yang Fengbin, ed. (1996). Poetry of the South (Chinese-English Parallel) Zhu zi (漢英対照) 楚辞. Translated by Xu Yuanchong. Hunan chu ban she.
Ma, Boying (2020). History Of Medicine In Chinese Culture, A (In 2 Volumes) 中国医学文化史. World Scientific. p. 74. ISBN 9789813238008.
Li Shizhen (2021). "Four-legged Animals II. 51-21 Ling mao Civet cat. Viverra zibetha L." 霊猫. Ben Cao Gang Mu, Volume IX: Fowls, Domestic and Wild Animals, Human Substances. Translated by Paul U. Unschuld. Univ of California Press. pp. 795–796. ISBN 9780520379923.
Yang ed. & Xu tr. (1996), p. 49. Yang Fengbin, ed. (1996). Poetry of the South (Chinese-English Parallel) Zhu zi (漢英対照) 楚辞. Translated by Xu Yuanchong. Hunan chu ban she.

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Xu renders as "ivy", but bili (薜茘) answers to Ficus pumila.
Xu renders as "sweet grass", but the plant nüluo (女蘿) is considered to be either dodder (tusi "hare floss" 菟絲 or Cuscuta chinensis^[16]) or bearded moss (Usnea lichen).^[17]^[18]

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Xu renders as "sweet grass", but the plant nüluo (女蘿) is considered to be either dodder (tusi "hare floss" 菟絲 or Cuscuta chinensis^[16]) or bearded moss (Usnea lichen).^[17]^[18]
Literally a "magnolia" (辛夷) car.
Which commentators equate with a "divine leopard cat 神貍", i.e., civet cat.