| Name |
Pronunciation |
Meaning |
| cristulata | kris-tul-LAY-tuh | With short tufts or small crests |
| spartea | SPAR-tee-uh | Resembling Spartium (genus name for a grass used for weaving) |
| sparteum | SPAR-tee-um | Resembling Spartium (genus name for a grass used for weaving) |
| sparteus | SPAR-tee-us | Resembling Spartium (genus name for a grass used for weaving) |
| Haematoxylum | hem-at-oh-ZY-lum | From the Greek haima (blood) and xylon (wood), referring to the red dye produced from the heartwood |
| calaba | kal-LAH-bruh | West Indian vernacular name for Calophyllum calaba |
| bahianus | bah-hy-AN-us | Of or from Bahia, Brazil |
| bahianum | bah-hy-AN-um | Of or from Bahia, Brazil |
| bahiana | bah-hy-AN-uh | Of or from Bahia, Brazil |
| Acanthorrhiza | a-kanth-oh-RY-zuh | From the Greek akantha (thorn) and rhiza (root), referring to the spiny rootlets |
| echioides | ek-ee-OY-deez | Resembling Echium (Viper's Bugloss) |
| hakusanensis | hak-oo-san-EN-sis | Of or from Mount Haku-san, Japan |
| cainito | kay-NY-toh | West Indian vernacular name for the star apple |
| ignescens | ig-NES-enz | Becoming fiery-red |
| dasyclada | day-see-KLAD-uh | Shaggy-branched |
| dasycladum | day-see-KLAD-um | Shaggy-branched |
| dasycladus | day-see-KLAD-us | Shaggy-branched |
