ACRONORRHEUMA

(Lat), n. n. ®, Gen., acronorrhew/matos (tis). See ACROMIORRAEUMA. p ÂCRONOTINE, adj, Aticromo/tin., In zodlogy, pertaining to the genus Acronotus, (Griffith (A, 258).] ACKONUS (Fr.), adj. A?k-ro-nué. See ACRONE. A CRONY OHIA (Lat), n.f. _ A?k(a%k)-ro%n(ron)-17 1. Ae- (utch?y/i2-a3, Gi. éxparoxia (from äxpor, a point, and dyvg, the nail). Fr. gerongchic. Ger, Akronychie. ie extremity of the nail. "[A, 811.] $& genus'of rutadeous plants, established, by Forster, indigenous @j A to tropical Asia and Australia. [A, 321 Jaurifolla [Blume]. À species indigenous to Java. TI ch is bitter and astringent, is used for diarrhasa. (AB, Joa? odorata {Korctar| Syn Janbolifera odorata [Loureirol. À Chinese species. (A, B} A. peduneulata. Syn.: Jambo lifer a pedunculata [Vahl}, Cy ma pedunculaia [De Candolle]. An Fast Indian species. fre used in preparing stimulating baths, and the fruit is edible. [A, 821.]—A, resinosa [Forster], Syn.: Jambo lifer a resinosa (Lou: reiro]. À Chinese species. ‘The roots are employed for poisoning fish, and they furnish a resin which is used as a stimulating applcation in chronic rheumatism. [A,