| Name |
Pronunciation |
Meaning |
| seifrizii | see-FRIDZ-ee-eye | Named for William Siefriz, 20th century American botanist and author |
| pseudoplatanum | soo-doh-PLAT-uh-num | False Platanus (the Greek name for the Plane Tree) |
| pseudoplatanus | soo-doh-PLAT-uh-nus | False Platanus (the Greek name for the Plane tree) |
| Yucaratonia | yoo-kar-uh-TOH-nee-uh | From the South American word yucaratόn (a plant that kills mice) |
| Acrocephalus | ak-roh-SEF-uh-lus | From the Greekakros (terminal) and kephale (head) |
| Leucocrinum | lew-koh-KRY-num | From the Greek leukos (white) and krinon (lily) |
| erumpens | ee-RUM-penz | From the Latin erumpo (bursting forth, breaking forth, erupting) |
| caribaea | kuh-RIB-ee-uh | Of or from the Caribbean area |
| caribaeum | kuh-RIB-ee-um | Of or from the Caribbean area |
| caribaeus | kuh-RIB-ee-us | Of or from the Caribbean area |
| Metasequoia | met-uh-see-KWOY-uh | From the Greek meta (akin to) and Sequoia (named for Sequoia, a famous Native American of the Cherokee tribe) |
| Baeolepis | bay-ee-oh-LEP-iss | from the Greek baeo (little) and lepis (scale) |
| betle | BET-lee | From the Portugese (or Malayan) name |
| Chrysocephalum | kry-soh-SEF-uh-lum | From Greek chryso (golden) and kephale head) |
| Micromyrtus | my-kroh-MUR-tus | From the Greek micro (small) and myrtus (myrtle) |
| Ampelocissus | am-pel-oh-KISS-us | from the Greek ampelos (vine) and Cissus (Latin name for ivy) |
| Blumenbachia | bloo-men-BAH-kee-uh | named for Dr. Johann Friedrich Blumenbach, 19th century German naturalist and zoologist |
| Physocarpus | fy-so-KAR-pus | From Greek phusa or physa (bladder) and karpos (fruit) |
