| Name |
Pronunciation |
Meaning |
| invisus | in-VY-sus | Not seen; invisible |
| invisum | in-VY-sum | Not seen; invisible |
| invisa | in-VY-suh | Not seen; invisible |
| cyanescens | sy-an-ES-sens | Becoming blue; bluish |
| Rhodiola | ROD-ee-oh-luh | Diminutive of the Latin rhudon (rose), referring to the rose-scented roots |
| victorialis | vik-tor-AY-liss | Victorius; symbol of victory |
| victorale | vik-tor-AY-lee | Victorius; symbol of victory |
| abbreviatulus | ab-brev-ee-AY-tew-lus | Somewhat shortened |
| abbreviatulum | ab-brev-ee-AY-tew-lum | Somewhat shortened |
| abbreviatula | ab-brev-ee-AY-tew-luh | Somewhat shortened |
| Lockhartia | lok-HART-ee-uh | Named for David Lockhart, 18th century Kew gardener and the first Superintendent of the Royal Botanic Gardens in Trinidad |
| Diuris | dy-YOOR-is | From the Greek di- (two) and oura (tail), referring to the twin tail-like sepals |
| Sophronitis | so-fro-NY-tiss | From the Greek sophron (chaste, modest, small) |
| feuillei | few-EYE-lee-eye | Named for Louis Econches Feuillet, 18th century French explorer and scientist |
| Feuilleea | few-EYE-lee-uh | Named for Louis Econches Feuillet, 18th century French explorer and scientist |
