The Compendium of Caraka 6.7.89

6.7.89

kadalīpalāśapāṭaliniculakṣārāmbhasā prasannena/
māṃseṣu toyakāryaṃ kāryaṃ piṣṭe ca &kiṇve ca//
&`klinne' iti pā-.
tairmedakaḥ sujātaḥ kiṇvairjanitaṃ pralepanaṃ śastam/
maṇḍalakuṣṭhavināśanamātapasaṃsthaṃ kṛmighnaṃ ca//

With clear alkali-water of kadalī, palāśa, pāṭalī, and nicula, / one should supply water in meats, in flour, and in fermenting yeast; / the well-formed medaka liquor produced by those yeasts makes a praised plaster / that destroys maṇḍalakuṣṭha when standing in the sun, and kills worms.