The Compendium of Caraka 6.14.10

6.14.10

sarṣapamasūramāṣamudgamakuṣṭhakayavakalāyapiṇḍiṭiṇṭikerakebukatindukakarkandhukākaṇantikābimbībadarakarīrodumbarakharjūrajāmbavagostanāṅguṣṭhakaśeruśṛṅgāṭakaśṛṅgīdakṣaśikhiśukatuṇḍajihvāpadmamukulakarṇikāsaṃsthānāni sāmānyādvātapittakaphaprabalāni//

They generally have the shapes of mustard seed, lentil, black gram, green gram, moth bean, barley, pea, piṇḍīṭaka, tiṇṭīka, erakebuka, tinduka, karkandhu, kākaṇantikā, bimbī, jujube, karīra, udumbara, date, jambu fruit, cow's teat, thumb, kaśeru, śṛṅgāṭaka, śṛṅgī, cock's comb, parrot's beak, tongue, lotus bud, or lotus seed-pod, and are dominated by vāta, pitta, and kapha.