| Name |
Pronunciation |
Meaning |
| argyrosperma | ar-gy-roh-SPER-muh | From the Greek argyros (silver) and sperma (seed) |
| farleyense | far-lee-EN-see | Of or from Farley Hill Gardens in Barbados, West Indies |
| farleyensis | far-lee-EN-sis | Of or from Farley Hill Gardens in Barbados, West Indies |
| ningpoensis | ning-poh-EN-sis | Of or from Ningpo, China |
| tamariscifolius | tam-ar-isk-uh-FOH-lee-us | With leaves like Tamarisk |
| tamariscifolia | tam-ar-isk-uh-FOH-lee-uh | With leaves like Tamarisk |
| tamariscifolium | tam-ar-isk-uh-FOH-lee-um | With leaves like Tamarisk |
| baccans | BAK-kanz | Becoming berry-like |
| ebracteata | e-brak-tee-AY-tuh | Without bracts |
| ebracteatum | e-brak-tee-AY-tum | Without bracts |
| ebracteatus | e-brak-tee-AY-tus | Without bracts |
| vaccinioides | vak-sin-ee-OY-deez | Resembling Vaccinium (Blueberry, Bilberry, Cranberry genus) |
| sabaudus | sa-BAW-dus | Of Savoy, Riviera (northwest Italy) |
| sabaudum | sa-BAW-dum | Of Savoy, Riviera (northwest Italy) |
| sabauda | sa-BAW-duh | Of Savoy, Riviera (northwest Italy) |
| Ascochilopsis | ass-koh-ky-LOP-sis | Resembles Ascochilus (from the Greek askos, bag, bladder; and chilus, lip) |
| tacamahacca | tak-uh-muh-HAK-kuh | An American vernacular name, possibly of Aztec origin; converted to Hackmatack |
