| Name |
Pronunciation |
Meaning |
| Batemannia | bate-MAN-nee-uh | Named for James Bateman, 19th century English orchid enthusiast |
| Anonidium | an-no-NY-dee-um | Like Annona (or Anona); means yearly produce |
| tubergenianum | too-ber-gen-ee-AY-num | Named for Cornelius Gerrit van Tubergen and his nephews, Thomas M. Hoog and J M C Hoog, bulb growers in Haarlem, Holland |
| tubergeniana | too-ber-gen-ee-AY-nuh | Named for Cornelius Gerrit van Tubergen and his nephews, Thomas M. Hoog and J M C Hoog, bulb growers in Haarlem, Holland |
| tubergenii | too-ber-GEN-ee-eye | Named for Cornelius Gerrit van Tubergen and his nephews, Thomas M. Hoog and J M C Hoog, bulb growers in Haarlem, Holland |
| Brachycorythis | brack-ee-ko-RYE-this | From the Greek brachy (short) and corys (helmet), referring to the flower shape |
| trollifolium | troll-ee-FOH-lee-um | Having leaves like Trollius (Latinized genus name for Globe flower) |
| Bothriochilus | bah-three-oh-KYE-lus | From the Greek bothri (pit, trench) and cheilus (lip), referring to the nectary pit at the base of the lip |
| Adenanthe | a-den-ANTH-ee | From the Greek aden (gland) and anthos (flower) |
| iteophyllus | eye-tee-oh-FIL-us | Willow-leaved |
| iteophyllum | eye-tee-oh-FIL-um | Willow-leaved |
| iteophylla | eye-tee-oh-FIL-uh | Willow-leaved |
| Beckmannia | bek-MAH-nee-uh | named for Johann Beckmann, 19th century German scientist and agriculturist |
| Quivisianthe | kwiv-is-ee-ANTH-ee | From the Latin quivis (whichever) and anthos (flower) |
| Allostigma | al-loh-STIG-muh | Different stigma |
| Prinsepia | prin-SEE-pee-uh | Named for James Prinsep, 19th century Secretary of the Asiatic Society of Bengal |
| Baldellia | bal-DEL-ee-uh | named for Count Bartolomeo Bartolini-Baldelli, 19th century Italian botanist |
