| Name |
Pronunciation |
Meaning |
| Amblycarpum | am-bly-KAR-pum | Blunt-seed |
| caesiglauca | kess-ih-GLAW-kuh | Blue and glaucous |
| caesiglaucum | kess-ih-GLAW-kum | Blue and glaucous |
| caesiglaucus | kess-ih-GLAW-kus | Blue and glaucous |
| unalaschensis | un-uh-las-KEN-sis | Of or from Unalaska, one of the Aleutian Islands in southwest Alaska (U.S.); also spelled unalascensis |
| unalascensis | un-uh-las-KEN-sis | Of or from Unalaska, one of the Aleutian Islands in southwest Alaska (U.S.); also spelled unalaschensis |
| Piperia | py-PER-ee-uh | Named for Charles Vancouver Piper, 20th century agronomist with the USDA and expert on PNW flora |
| Orthrosanthus | orth-roh-SAN-thus | From the Greek orthros (morning) and anthos (flower), referring to the flowers' habit of blooming in the morning and quickly fading |
| raddeana | rad-dee-AN-uh | Named for Gustav Ferdinand Richard Radde, 19th century German naturalist who explored the Caucasus and Amur region |
| raddeanum | rad-dee-AN-um | Named for Gustav Ferdinand Richard Radde, 19th century German naturalist who explored the Caucasus and Amur region |
| raddeanus | rad-dee-AN-us | Named for Gustav Ferdinand Richard Radde, 19th century German naturalist who explored the Caucasus and Amur region |
