Definition of pustulin in English:

pustulin

noun ˈpʌstʃʊlɪnˈpʌstjʊlɪn

Biochemistry

= pustulan.

Origin

1940s; earliest use found in Chemical Abstracts. From German Pustulin from scientific Latin pustul- (in pustulata, specific epithet of the lichen which contains the substance, Lasallia (Umbilicaria) pustulata (adopted by Linnaeus for this species in his Species plantarum II. 1150); from classical Latin pustulātus) + German -in.

Definition of pustulin in US English:

pustulin

noun

Biochemistry

= pustulan.

Origin

1940s; earliest use found in Chemical Abstracts. From German Pustulin from scientific Latin pustul- (in pustulata, specific epithet of the lichen which contains the substance, Lasallia (Umbilicaria) pustulata (adopted by Linnaeus for this species in his Species plantarum II. 1150); from classical Latin pustulātus) + German -in.

词汇	pustulin
释义	Definition of pustulin in English: pustulin noun ˈpʌstʃʊlɪnˈpʌstjʊlɪn Biochemistry = pustulan. Origin 1940s; earliest use found in Chemical Abstracts. From German Pustulin from scientific Latin pustul- (in pustulata, specific epithet of the lichen which contains the substance, Lasallia (Umbilicaria) pustulata (adopted by Linnaeus for this species in his Species plantarum II. 1150); from classical Latin pustulātus) + German -in. Definition of pustulin in US English: pustulin noun Biochemistry = pustulan. Origin 1940s; earliest use found in Chemical Abstracts. From German Pustulin from scientific Latin pustul- (in pustulata, specific epithet of the lichen which contains the substance, Lasallia (Umbilicaria) pustulata (adopted by Linnaeus for this species in his Species plantarum II. 1150); from classical Latin pustulātus) + German -in.
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