| Name |
Pronunciation |
Meaning |
| luteorubra | loo-tee-oh-ROO-bruh | Yellow-red |
| lizei | LY-zee-eye | Named for Lize Freres who created the hybrid in France in 1910 |
| Radermachera | rad-er-MOK-er-uh | Named for Jacob Cornelis Matthias Radermacher, 18th century Dutch amateur botanist |
| Pseuderanthemum | soo-der-RANTH-ee-mum | False eranthemum (perennial herb whose name means beautiful flower) |
| Pseudofumaria | soo-doh-foo-MAR-ee-uh | False Fumaria (genus name meaning earth smoke) |
| aleutica | a-LEW-tih-kuh | Of or from the Aleutian Islands, near Alaska (U.S.) |
| aleuticum | a-LEW-tih-kum | Of or from the Aleutian Islands, near Alaska (U.S.) |
| aleuticus | a-LEW-tih-kus | Of orfrom the Aleutian Islands, near Alaska (U.S.) |
| Statice | STAT-is-see | From the Greek statikos (causing to stand, astringent) |
| cuneifolia | kew-nee-FOH-lee-uh | Leaves tapered to the base |
| cuneifolium | kew-nee-FOH-lee-um | Leaves tapered to the base |
| cuneifolius | kew-nee-FOH-lee-us | Leaves tapered to the base |
| Stereospermum | ster-ee-oh-SPER-mum | From the Greek stere (solid, firm or three-dimensional) and spermos (seed) |
| myosotidiflora | my-oh-soh-tid-ih-FLOR-uh | Having flowers like Myosotis (Forget-me-Not) |
| ophioglossoides | oh-fee-oh-gloss-OY-deez | Resembles Ophioglossum (snake tongue) |
| sinicum | SIN-eek-um | Of or from China |
| taraxacifolia | ta-raks-uh-kee-FOH-lee-uh | Having foliage like Taraxacum (dandelion) |
| taraxacifolium | ta-raks-uh-kee-FOH-lee-um | Having foliage like Taraxacum (dandelion) |
| taraxacifolius | ta-raks-uh-kee-FOH-lee-us | Having foliage like Taraxacum (dandelion) |
| Brewcaria | broo-KAY-ree-uh | named for Charles Brewer-Carias, 20th century Venezuelan explorer and naturalist |
| Lamprocapnos | lam-pro-KAP-nos | From the Greek lampros (shining) and kapnos (smoke) |
| Adenochilus | a-den-oh-KY-lus | From the Greek aden (gland) and chilus (lip) |
| undulifolia | un-dew-lih-FOH-lee-uh | Having wavy foliage; also spelled undulaefolia |
| undulaefolia | un-dew-lay-FOH-lee-uh | Variant of undulifolia, meaning to have wavy foliage |
