| Name |
Pronunciation |
Meaning |
| genistifolia | jih-nis-tih-FOH-lee-uh | Having foliage like Genista |
| polyneurus | pol-ly-NOOR-uh | Many veins |
| polyneurum | pol-ly-NOOR-um | Many veins |
| polyneura | pol-ly-NOOR-uh | Many veins |
| inaperta | in-ap-ER-tuh | Closed; not open |
| inapertum | in-ap-ER-tum | Closed; not open |
| inapertus | in-ap-ER-tus | Closed; not open |
| cadierei | kad-ee-AIR-eye | Named for RP Cadiere, early 20th century plant collector in Vietnam |
| wheeleri | WHEE-ler-ee | Named for George Montague Wheeler, 19th century surveyor and director of U.S. Army surveys of the Western U.S. |
| ferdinandi-coburgi | ferd-in-NAN-dee koh-BURG-ee | Named for Ferdinand of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha, 20th century German prince and King of Bulgaria; also frequently spelled ferdinandi-coburgii |
| ferdinandi-coburgii | ferd-in-NAN-dee ko-BURG-ee-eye | Variant spelling of ferdinandi-coburgi; named for Ferdinand of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha, 20th century German prince and King of Bulgaria |
| danaeifolius | dan-ay-ee-FOH-lee-us | Having leaves like Danae (named for the mythological Greek daughter of the King of Argon) |
| callistegioides | kal-lis-steg-ee-OY-deez | Resembling Calystegia (from the Greek kalyx and stegon, cover; referring to the bracts that conceal the calyx) |
| harroviana | har-roh-wee-AY-nuh | Named for George Harrow, early 20th century manager of Mssrs Veitch's Coombe Wood nursery, where many of EH Wilson's plants were first raised; also spelled harrowiana |
| harrowiana | har-roh-wee-AY-nuh | Named for George Harrow, early 20th century manager of Mssrs Veitch's Coombe Wood nursery, where many of EH Wilson's plants were first raised; also spelled harroviana |
| harrovianus | har-roh-wee-AY-nuh | Named for George Harrow, early 20th century manager of Mssrs Veitch's Coombe Wood nursery, where many of EH Wilson's plants were first raised |
