ACLYTHROPHYTE, ACLYTROPHYTE

(Fr.), n. AS-kletro-ret. From a priv., xAeï@por, à bolt or bar, and urév, a plant. See ACKER- Sp., Cala Ee A plant of which the seeds have no apparent enve- Tope. [A, 306.] ACMÆ (Lat.), n. f. pl A%k(a%k)’me(ma’-e2), Gr., éxuai, the prime of life. Acne. ACMÆAMORPHA (Lat.), n. f.° ’-e2)-a3(a3)- mo?r/fa®, For deriv., see ACMÆos and AMoRPHA. An old term for intertrigo in adults (amorpha adultorum). [A, 322.] ACMÆOCHLOROSIS (Lat.), n. f. }-me(ma’-e2)-0-kloro/si?s, See Acmaos and CHLOROSIS adultorum, ACMEOPIMELORRHGEA (Lat.),n. f. ’-e2)- o-pi?m-e?l-o-re’(ro?’e?)-a3._ For deriv.,see AcMÆos and PIMELOR- RHŒA. Ger., Fettausilaufen bei Erwachsenen. An old term for seborrhoea oleos a in adults (pimelorrhæa adultorum). [A, 322.] ACMÆOPOLYSARCIA (Lat,), n. f. ’-e2)-opo?l-i2(u*)-saSr’si2(ki2)-a8, For deriv., see AcMÆos and PoLYS ARC I A. Ger., tibermd ige Benetbenyng, bet Erwachsenen. An old term for obesity in adults (polys arc i a adultorum). [A, 322.] ACMÆOS (Lat.), adj. A®%k(a8k)-me/(ma’’e?)-0%s, _ Gr., éxpaîos, vigorous, in full bl bloom, mature. Ger., reif, vollwüchsig, ausgewachsen. Syn.: vigens, florentis œtat is. Full-grown, adult. e