Brihajjataka 3.7

3.7

antaḥ sārāñ janayati ravir durbhagān sūrya sūnuḥ kṣīra upetāṃs tuhina kiraṇaḥ kaṇṭaka āḍhyāṃś ca bhaumaḥ/
vāg īśa jñau sa phala viphalān puṣpa vṛkṣāṃś ca śukraḥ snigdhān induḥ kaṭuka viṭapān bhūmi putraś ca bhūyaḥ//(mandāprāṃtā)

The Sun produces [trees] solid within; the son of the Sun, [trees that are] withered; / the cold-rayed [Moon], [trees] possessing sap; and Mars, [trees] rich in thorns; / the lord of speech and Mercury, fruitful and barren [trees respectively]; and Venus, flowering trees; / the Moon, glossy [trees]; and the son of the earth again, bitter shrubs.