| Name |
Pronunciation |
Meaning |
| piriapolisensis | pir-eye-uh-pol-EN-sis | Comes from Piriapolis, Maldonado, Uruguay |
| liliiflora | lil-lee-ih-FLOR-uh | Having flowers like Lilium |
| linkianus | link-ee-AY-nus | Named for Dr. Heinrich Friedrich Link, 19th century German physician and botanist |
| haselbergii | has-el-BERG-ee-eye | Named for Dr. F. von Haselberg, its discoverer |
| Jamesianthus | james-ee-AN-thus | Named for Robert Leslie James, 20th century American teacher, botanist and historian |
| Ericaceae | er-ek-AY-see | From the Latin name for Heather |
| alboplena | al-boh-PLEN-uh | Double white |
| uebelmannianus | yoo-bel-mahn-ee-AY-nus | Named for Werner Uebelman, Swiss grower and collector of cacti in cacti in Brazil, Uruguay and Paraguay |
| cerris | SAIR-iss | Ancient Latin name for the Turkey or mossy-cup Oak; now the specific epithet |
| x euchlora | YOO-klor-uh | Hybrid meaning nice green |
| euchlorus | YOO-klor-us | Light green |
| x soulangeana | soo-lan-jee-AY-nuh | Variant spelling of soulangiana; named for Etienne Soulange-Bodin, 19th century French cavaly officer and Director of the Royal Institute of Horticulture |
| sprucei | SPROOS-ee-eye | Named for Richard Spruce, 19th century English botanist |
| wilhelminae-reginae | wil-helm-MEE-nah ree-JIN-ay-ee | Named for Queen Wilhelmina, early 20th century queen of the Netherlands |
