| Name |
Pronunciation |
Meaning |
| geminiflora | jem-in-ih-FLOR-uh | Having twin or several flowers |
| geminiflorum | jem-in-ih-FLOR-um | Having twin or several flowers |
| geocarpum | jee-oh-KAR-pum | With fruit ripening in the earth |
| callistachyus | kal-lis-STAY-kee-us | Beautiful spike |
| avius | AY-vee-us | Of the birds |
| guianense | gee-uh-NEN-see | Of or from French Guiana (Guyana), South America |
| martianum | mar-shee-AY-num | Named for Karl (or Carl) Friedrich Philipp von Martius, 19th century Austrian botanist in Brazil, and author of Flora Brasiliensis |
| citrosa | SIT-roh-suh | Lemon (or citrus) scented |
| citrosum | SIT-roh-sum | Lemon (or citrus) scented |
| guianensis | gee-uh-NEN-sis | Of or from French Guiana (Guyana), South America |
| callistachya | kal-lis-STAY-kee-uh | Beautiful spikes |
| genestierianum | jen-es-teer-ee-AY-num | Named for A. Genestier, 19th century French missionary in China |
| genestieriana | jen-es-teer-ee-AY-nuh | Named for A. Genestier, 19th century French missionary in China |
| deppeana | dep-ee-AY-nuh | Named for Ferdinand Deppe, 18th century German botanist |
| monosperma | mon-oh-SPER-muh | Single-seeded |
| monospermum | mon-oh-SPER-mum | Single-seeded |
| monospermus | mon-oh-SPER-mus | Single-seeded |
| pinchotii | pin-SHO-ee-eye | Named for Gifford Pinchot, 20th century American forester and conservationist |