Likewise or similarly in other lexica, including Apollonius' Homeric Lexicon: see the references at Photius mu643 Theodoridis.
Moly famously appears in Homer, Odyssey 10.305, as the herb which Hermes gives Odysseus: black root, milk-white flower, hard to dig up (unless one is a god), and an antidote against Circe's potions (see web address 1). For later applications of the word (e.g. to garlic or rue) see LSJ s.v.