| Name |
Pronunciation |
Meaning |
| larpentae | 1: LAR-pent-ay
2: lar-PENT-ay | Named for Lady Larpent, wife of Sir George Gerard de Hochepied Larpent, 19th century English Baron and politician; also spelled larpentiae |
| larpentiae | lar-PENT-ee-ay | Variant spelling of larpentae, named for Lady Larpent, wife of Sir George Gerard de Hochepied Larpent, 19th century English Baron and politician |
| hydrocotylefolia | hi-droh-kot-ih-lee-FOH-lee-uh | Having foliage like Hydrocotyle (Water Pennywort) |
| wulfenii | wool-FEN-ee-eye | Named for Professor Franz Xavier, Freiherr von Wulfen, 18th century Austrian naturalist, botanist and Jesuit abbot |
| jurisicii | 1: joor-ih-SY-kee-eye
2: joor-ih-SY-see-eye | Named for Jurisic |
| Trichodiadema | try-koh-dy-uh-DEE-muh | From the Greek thirix (hair) and diadema (band around the head0; referring to the crown of bristles on the leaf tips |
| intonsa | 1: IN-ton-suh
2: in-TON-suh | Unshorn; with long hair or beard |
| intonsum | 1: IN-ton-sum
2: in-TON-sum | Unshorn; with long hair or beard |
| intonsus | 1: IN-ton-sus
2: in-TON-sus | Unshorn; with long hair or beard |
| pensylvanica | pen-sill-VAN-ee-kum | Variant of pennsylvanica, meaning of or from Pennsylvania (U.S.); also spelled pennsylvanica |
| pensylvanicus | pen-sil-VAN-ih-kus | Variant of pennsylvanicus, meaning of or from Pennsylvania (U.S.) |
| ecalcarata | e-kal-ka-RAY-tuh | Without a spur; spurless |
| ecalcaratum | e-kal-ka-RAY-tum | Without a spur; spurless |
| ecalcaratus | e-kal-ka-RAY-tus | Without a spur; spurless |
| Semiaquilegia | 1: se-my-a-kwi-LEG-ee-uh
2: se-my-a-kwi-LEE-jee-uh | From the Latin semi (half) and aquilegia (eagle or eagle's claw) |
| trichomanoides | trik-oh-may-NOY-deez | Resembling Trichomanes, an ancient Greek name for a type of fern |
| ocymifolia | oss-im-ih-FOH-lee-uh | Having foliage like Ocimum (Basil) |
