| Name |
Pronunciation |
Meaning |
| pedicillatum | ped-iss-il-LAY-tum | Having a stalk |
| pedicillatus | ped-iss-il-LAY-tus | Having a stalk |
| pedicillata | ped-iss-il-LAY-tuh | Having a stalk |
| galacifolium | guh-lay-see-FOL-ee-um | Leaves like Galax |
| galacifolius | guh-lay-see-FOL-ee-us | Leaves like Galax |
| beccabunga | 1: Another possible derivation is from the Flemish beckpunge (mouth smart), referring to the pungent leaves
2: bek-uh-BUNG-uh | Apparently derived from the German Bachbunge (brook+bunch) |
| Amblygonocarpus | am-bly-gon-oh-KAR-pus | Blunt-angled fruits |
| falconeri | fal-KON-er-ee | Named for Hugh Falconer, 19th century Scottish doctor, geologist and botanist in India |
| Arctanthemum | ark-TAN-the-mum | Northern-flower |
| penicillata | pen-iss-sil-LAY-tuh | Having a tuft of hair, very finely divided or pinnate |
| penicillatum | pen-iss-sil-LAY-tum | Having a tuft of hair, very finely divided or pinnate |
| penicillatus | pen-iss-sil-LAY-tus | Having a tuft of hair, very finely divided or pinnate |
| yezoense | yez-oh-EN-see | Of or from Hokkaido, Japan |
| yezoensis | yez-oh-EN-sis | Of or from Hokkaido, Japan |
| nelsonii | nel-SON-ee-eye | Depending on the plant, named for a Nelson - Tagetes for Aven Nelson, Iris for Ike Nelson, Anthurium for EW Nelson; possibly others as well |
