| Name |
Pronunciation |
Meaning |
| cantabrigiensis | kan-tuh-brij-ee-EN-sis | Relating to Cambridge, England (Latinized to Cantabrigia) |
| cantabrigiense | kan-tuh-brij-ee-EN-see | Relating to Cambridge, England (Latinized to Cantabrigia) |
| olbia | OL-bee-uh | Of or from the Iles d'Hyères (formerly Olbia), southern France |
| olbium | OL-bee-um | Of or from the Iles d'Hyères (formerly Olbia), southern France |
| olbius | OL-bee-us | Of or from the Iles d'Hyères (formerly Olbia), southern France |
| viviparum | vy-VIP-ar-um | Live bearer; bears live young |
| viviparus | vy-VIP-ar-us | Live bearer; bears live young |
| ascalonica | as-kal-LOH-nik-uh | Of or from Ashkelon, Palestine, from whence the English word shallot is derived |
| ascalonicum | as-kal-LOH-nik-um | Of or from Ashkelon, Palestine, from whence the English word shallot is derived |
| ascalonicus | as-kal-LOH-nik-us | Of or from Ashkelon, Palestine, from whence the English word shallot is derived |
| Synsepalum | sin-SEP-al-lum | From the Greek syn (together, with) and sepalum (sepal) |
| synsepala | sin-SEP-al-uh | From the Greek syn (together, with) and sepalum (sepal) |
| x cantabrigiensis | kan-tuh-brij-ee-EN-sis | Hybrid relating to Cambridge, England (Latinized to Cantabrigia) |
| x cantabrigiense | kan-tuh-brij-ee-EN-see | Hybrid relating to Cambridge, England (Latinized to Cantabrigia) |
| Ptilimnium | ty-LIM-nee-um | Possibly from the Greek ptilos (feather) and mnium (moss) |
| Oxytropis | ok-SEE-troh-pus | From the greek oxys (sharp), referring to the sharp or bitter taste of this plant |
