Rupestrine

An Illustrated Dictionary of Medicine, Biology and Allied Sciences · 1907 · p. 43
In biology, living or growing upon or among rocks. c'-pe-ali. A term used to delote a variety of pustular syphiloderm characterized ov ttie formation of large, dirty-brown, stratified, conic like limpet shells. R. escharotic a. See Dermatitis gangrenosa infantum. ipial ru'-pe-al. Resembling rupia. ipophobia (ru-po-fo'-be-ah). Insane dread of filth. See Mysophobia. lptorium (rup-to'-re-um). An ipparatus for the breaking of continuity, lpture (rup'-tur). Breakage or laceration of the walls or coninuity of an organ, especially of a viscus. Also, the popular name for hernia. lptured. Jurst; affected with hernia, isconi, Anus of. See Pro to stoma ..scus. A genus if monocotyledonous plants. R. aculeatus, the broom or knee-holly of Europe. The rhi:ome is diuretic. R. hypophyllum and R. hypojlo um have similar qualities. Unof. sma. Per a in ing to Ru ia. R. Bath. See Bath . R. Disease. Synonym of Influenza. R. Glue. See Glue . R. Pest. Synonym of Influenza.
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