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scald A necrotic condition in which tissue is usually bleached and has the appearance of having been exposed to high temperatures. (5)
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scab Any of a wide range of unrelated plant diseases having a roughened, crustlike diseased area on the surface of a plant organ (eg, apple scab, potato scab, wheat scab). (2)
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scab The dried secretions from an erosion or ulcer.
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scapula that segment that is situated one on each side of the peristaethium, on the anterior lateral angle of the postpectus, immediately beneath the humeral angle of the elytrum; it is bounded behind by the parapleurum.
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scapus scape; the second articulation of the antenn? often elongated; it is the "bulbus" of Linn? and "le fuseau" of Degeer.
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