Here's why:
* rupt- means "to break, burst, or split".
* rupture means to break or burst.
* erupt means to break out, burst forth, or become active.
Other Latin roots like "fus-" (to pour) or "ject-" (to throw) might seem related but don't directly translate to a "burst of material".
Therefore, rupt- is the most accurate Latin root for the meaning "burst of material".