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ROT
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rot (rot)
1. decay.
2. a disease of sheep, and sometimes of humans, due to Fasciola hepatica.
rot
Etymology: AS, rotian
1  v, to decay.
2  n, decomposition.
ROT,
abbreviation for right occipitotransverse fetal position.
ROT 
right occipitotransverse (position of the fetus).
rot
decay.
rot fungus
Ceratocystis spp. on parsnip (Pastinaca spp.).
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