| Name |
Pronunciation |
Meaning |
| x sanderae | SAN-der-ay | Hybrid, named for Sander & Sons after their collectors sent plants from the Philippines |
| citrea | SIT-ree-uh | Lemon yellow, pertaining to citrus trees |
| citreum | SIT-ree-um | Lemon yellow, pertaining to citrus trees |
| citreus | SIT-ree-us | Lemon yellow, pertaining to citrus trees |
| thyrsiflorum | thur-SEE-flor-um | Flowers arranged in a thyrse (a flower cluster with a central spike that has side branches also clustered with flowers) |
| thyrsiflorus | thur-SEE-flor-us | Flowers arranged in a thyrse (a flower cluster with a central spike that has side branches also clustered with flowers) |
| Aspleniopsis | ass-plee-nee-OP-sis | Resembles Asplenium (without spleen, referring to medicinal properties) |
| pinea | PY-nee-uh | Relating to the pine |
| pineum | PY-nee-um | Relating to the pine |
| pineus | PY-nee-us | Relating to the pine |
| Rhodophiala | roh-doh-FY-al-luh | From the Greek rhodo (red) and Latin phiala (flat-bottom drinking vessel, saucer) |
| Binotia | bee-NO-tee-uh | named for Pedro Maria Binot, 19th century nurseryman in South America |
| x gracilis | GRASS-il-is | Hybrid, meaning graceful |
| x crocosmiiflora | kroh-koz-mee-eye-FLOR-uh | Hybrid having flowers like Crocosmia (saffron smell) |
| Thryallis | thry-AL-liss | Ancient Greek name for Verbascum |
| Baeria | BEHR-ee-uh | Named for Karl Ernst von Baer, 19th century German embryologist |
| x josiflexa | jo-see-FLEKS-uh | An interspecific hybrid of josikaea (named by Jacquin for Rosalia, the Baroness von Jósika of what is now Romania) and reflexa (sharply turned back) |
| calycinoides | ka-lee-kin-OY-deez | Resembling calycinus (having a persistent or conspicuous calyx) |
| x burkwoodii | berk-WOOD-ee-eye | Hybrid, named for Albert Burkwood, early 20th century British hybridizer |
| Bischofia | biss-CHOFF-ee-uh | Named for Gottlieb Wilhelm Bischoff, 19th century German Professor of Botany at Heidelberg |
| Gonolobus | gon-oh-LOW-bus | From the Greek gono (angle) and lobus (pod) |
| hybrid | HY-brid | A cross between two plants resulting in a plant that differs in one or more genes from the parent plants; sometimes Latinized to hybrida |
| Bontia | BON-tee-uh | Named for Jacobus Bontius, 17th century Dutch physician in the East Indies |
| dulcia citreus | dul-SEE-uh SIT-ree-us | An interspecific hybrid, dulcia (sweet) and citreus lemon yellow) |
| eldarica | el-DAR-ee-kuh | Named for the sandy lowland region where this Pine species is indigenous |
| Galphimia | gal-FIM-ee-uh | Anagram of Malpighia, to which it is closely related |
