| Name |
Pronunciation |
Meaning |
| semidecidua | sem-ee-dee-SID-yoo-uh | From the Latin semi (half) and decidua (de, down; and cadere, to fall) | | Sycopsis | sy-KOP-sis | From the Greek sykon (fig) and opsis (resembling) | | X Sycoparrotia | sy-koh-par-ROT-ee-uh | An intergeneric hybrid between Sycopsis (from the Greek sykon, fig; and opsis, appearing like) and Parrotia (for F.W. Parrot, 18th century German naturalist) | | illecebrosa | il-lee-see-BROH-suh | Charming, enticing | | illecebrosum | il-lee-see-BROH-sum | Charming, enticing | | illecebrosus | il-lee-see-BROH-sus | Charming, enticing | | jagus | JAG-us | A corruption of gigas | | niliacus | nil-ee-AK-us | Of the River Nile, Egypt | | niliaca | nil-ee-AK-uh | Of the River Nile, Egypt | | acerinus | a-SER-in-us | Relating to Acer (Maple genus) | | acerina | a-SER-in-uh | Relating to Acer (Maple genus) | | acerinum | a-SER-in-um | Relating to Acer (Maple genus) | | hallianus | 1: Named for Herman Christin van Hall, 19th century Dutch botanist, or Elihu Hall, 19th century American surveyor
2: hal-lee-AY-nus | Named for Harvey Monroe Hall, 20th century American professor of botany and expert in taxonomy, or George Rogers Hall, 19th century American medical man | | pandorana | pan-DOR-an-uh | Named for the Greek goddess Pandora in reference to the seed capsule's resemblance to Pandora's box | | hakusanense | hak-oo-san-EN-see | Of or from Mount Haku-san, Japan | | Gaulnettya | gol-NET-ee-uh | Intergeneric hybrid between Gaultheria (named for Jean-Francois Gaultier) and Pernettya (named for Antoine Joseph Pernetty) |
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