The Compendium of Caraka 1.27.122

1.27.122

nātyuṣṇaḥ kaphavātaghno grāhī śasto madātyaye/
tridoṣaṃ baddhaviṇmūtraṃ sārṣapaṃ śākamucyate//
(&tadvat syādraktanālasya rūkṣamamlaṃ viśeṣataḥ/)
tadvat piṇḍālukaṃ vidyāt kandatvācca mukhapriyam/
sarpacchatrakavarjyāstu bahvayo 'anyāśchatrajātayaḥ//

not excessively hot, dispelling kapha and wind, bowel-binding, and praised in alcoholism. / Mustard greens provoke all three doṣas and bind stool and urine; / likewise is red stalk, especially dry and sour. / Piṇḍāluka should be known to be similar, and pleasant to the mouth because of its tuberous nature. / Excluding poisonous toadstools, many other kinds of mushrooms