| Name |
Pronunciation |
Meaning |
| suzannae | soo-SAN-ay-ee | Variant of susannae; named for Susanna (or Suzanna) Muir, wife of John Muir, 19th century Scottish born American naturalist and explorer |
| Cochleanthes | kok-lee-AN-theez | From the Greek kochlias (spiral shell) and anthos (flower) |
| rutae-murariae | ROO-tay mur-AY-ree-ay | From the Greek ruta (bitter herb, such as rue) and murus (wall) |
| ruta-muraria | ROO-tuh mur-AY-ree-uh | From the Greek ruta (bitter herb, such as rue) and murus (wall) |
| Nageliella | nag-el-ee-EL-uh | Named for Otto Nagel, 20th century collector of Mexican orchids |
| Peltiphyllum | pel-tif-FIL-lum | From the Greek pelte (sheild) and phyllon (leaf) |
| byssinus | BIS-sin-us | From the Latin byssus (linen cloth); filamentous, cottony |
| byssinum | BIS-sin-um | From the Latin byssus (linen cloth); filamentous, cottony |
| byssina | BIS-sin-uh | From the Latin byssus (linen cloth); filamentous, cottony |
| Saccolabium | sak-oh-LAY-bee-um | From the latin saccus (bag) and labium (lip), referring to the lip of the flower |
