| Name |
Pronunciation |
Meaning |
| deserti | DES-er-tee | Of the desert |
| Neillia | NEEL-lee-uh | Named for Patrick Neill, 19th century Scottish printer and Secretary of the Caledonian Horticultural Society |
| Baskervilla | bas-ker-VIL-luh | Named for John Baskerville Esq., 18th century British engraver |
| nauseosus | naw-see-OH-sus | Nauseating |
| nauseosum | naw-see-OH-sum | Nauseating |
| nauseosa | naw-see-OH-suh | Nauseating |
| zizanioides | ziz-an-ee-OY-deez | Resembling Zizania (from the Greek zizanion, meaning weed) |
| Anaphyllopsis | an-uh-fil-OP-sis | Resembles Anaphyllum (without leaves) |
| ouletrichus | oo-le-TRY-kus | With curly hair |
| ouletrichum | oo-le-TRY-kum | With curly hair |
| ouletricha | oo-le-TRY-kuh | With curly hair |
| Pitcairnia | pit-KAYRN-ee-uh | Named for William Pitcairn, 18th century London physician, who also had a garden at Islington |
| Benthamia | ben-THAM-ee-uh | Named for George Bentham, 19th century English botanical author |
