| 释义 |
pyo·bacillosis
\|pī(ˌ) ō+\ noun
Etymology: New Latin, from py- + bacillosis
: infection with or disease caused in sheep, swine, or rarely cattle by a bacterium (Corynebacterium pyogenes) that is usually marked by abscess formation but in sheep commonly takes the form of chronic purulent pneumonia accompanied by extensive fibrosis, pleurisy, and joint lesions |