| Name |
Pronunciation |
Meaning |
| Hymenostemma | 1: hy-men-OH-stem-uh
2: hy-men-oh-STEM-uh | From the Greek hymen (membrane) and stemma, (garland, crown) |
| liliifolia | lil-ee-eye-FOH-lee-uh | Having leaves like Lily |
| liliifolium | lil-ee-eye-FOH-lee-um | Having leaves like Lily |
| liliifolius | lil-ee-eye-FOH-lee-us | Having leaves like Lily |
| narbonense | 1: nar-bone-EN-see
2: nar-bone-EN-say | Of or from Narbonne, France (city near the Mediterranean coast) |
| narbonensis | nar-bone-EN-sis | Of or from Narbonne, France (city near the Mediterranean coast) |
| mugo | MEW-go | The Italian name for dwarf pine; also spelled mugho |
| mugus | MEW-gus | The Italian name for dwarf pine; also spelled mughus |
| mugho | MEW-go | Variant spelling of mugo, the Italian name for dwarf pine |
| mughus | MEW-gus | Variant spelling of mugus, the Italian name for dwarf pine |
| Bocconia | bok-KOH-nee-uh | Named for Paolo Boccone, 17th century Italian monk and physician |
| sinuatifolia | sin-yoo-at-ih-FOH-lee-uh | Wavy-edged leaf |
| subtomentosa | sub-toh-men-TOH-suh | Almost hairy |
| Cucubalus | koo-KOO-bal-us | Ancient name for this plant; used by Pliny |
| Tweedia | TWEE-dee-uh | Named for John Tweedie, 19th century Scottish gardener; emigrated to Argentine and became renowned botanist |
| tweediana | 1: twee-dee-AH-nuh
2: twee-dee-AY-nuh | Named for John Tweedie, 19th century Scottish gardener; emigrated to Argentine and became renowned botanist |
| tweedianum | 1: twee-dee-AH-num
2: twee-dee-AY-num | Named for John Tweedie, 19th century Scottish gardener; emigrated to Argentine and became renowned botanist |
| tweedii | TWEE-dee-eye | Named for John Tweedie, 19th century Scottish gardener; emigrated to Argentine and became renowned botanist |
