| Name |
Pronunciation |
Meaning |
| nesophilus | nee-soh-FY-lus | Island-loving |
| nesophilum | nee-soh-FY-lum | Island-loving |
| nesophila | nee-soh-FY-luh | Island-loving |
| anserinifolia | an-ser-in-ih-FOH-lee-uh | Having foliage like anserina |
| uruguayanus | ur-uh-gway-AN-us | Of or from Uruguay, South America |
| uruguayana | ur-uh-gway-AN-uh | Of or from Uruguay, South America |
| Crescentia | kress-EN-tee-uh | Named for Pietro Crescenzi (latinized to Petrus de Crescentiis), 14th century Italian author of Opus Ruralium Commodorum, a book on agricultural science |
| alatocaeruleus | a-lay-to-see-ROO-lee-us | Alato (winged) and caerulea (dark blue) |
| alatocaeruleum | a-lay-to-see-ROO-lee-um | Alato (winged) and caerulea (dark blue) |
| alatocaerulea | a-lay-to-see-ROO-lee-uh | Alato (winged) and caerulea (dark blue) |
| alato-caerulea | a-LAY-to see-ROO-lee-uh | A cross between alato (winged) and caerulea (dark blue); also spelled without the hyphen as alatocaerulea |
