ACROBYSTITIS

(Lat.), n. f. _ A?k(a°k)-ro-bi?st(bu‘st)-i(e) ti?s. Gen., acrobystit'idis. For deriv,, see ACROBYSTIA and -it is*, Fr., acrobystite. Ger., Varhautentziindung. It., acrobustite. 1. Inf i am mat i on of the sheath of the penis in the domestic animals, especially the horse. 2. Post hit is (q. v.). [A, 806.] ACROCARPÆ, ACROCARPI (Lat.), n’s f. and m. pl. (a3k)-ro-ka$rp’e(a3-e), -i(e). From äxpov, an extremity, and «aprés, fruit. Fr., acracarpes. Ger., Gipfelfrüchtige. Sp., acrocarpias. A division of mo es (Bryace@), comprising those in which the reproductive Gr are situated at the extremity of the main stem, and not laterally. [B, 19, 35, 75.]