| Name |
Pronunciation |
Meaning |
| linkiana | link-ee-AY-nuh | Named for Dr. Heinrich Friedrich Link, 19th century German physician and botanist |
| hircinus | hir-SEE-nus | Smelling like a goat |
| arechavaletae | ar-eh-kav-uh-LET-ay-ee | Named for José Arechavaleta, 19th century Spanish naturalist and professor of Medical Botany in Montevideo; specialized in the flora of Uruguay |
| Malvaceae | mal-VAY-see | From the Greek name for Mallow |
| albolineatum | al-boh-lin-ee-AY-tum | White lined |
| argyraea | ar-jy-ree-uh | Shiny silver |
| sarniensis | sarn-ee-EN-sis | Of or from the island of Sarnia (Roman name for Guernsey) |
| cereale | ser-ee-AY-lee | Pertaining to agriculture; Ceres was the Greek goddess of farming |
| cerealis | ser-ee-AY-liss | Pertaining to agriculture; Ceres was the Greek goddess of farming |
| Pachystegia | pak-ee-STEE-jee-uh | From the Greek pachys (thick) and stegia (covering), referring to the thick hairs covering the underside of the leaves |
| fosteriana | fos-ter-ee-AY-nuh | Named for Mulford Bateman Foster, 20th century American horticulturist who provided many specimens to the botanist Lymen B. Smith |
| fosterianum | fos-ter-ee-AY-num | Named for Mulford Bateman Foster, 20th century American horticulturist who provided many specimens to the botanist Lymen B. Smith |
| fosterianus | fos-ter-ee-AY-nus | Named for Mulford Bateman Foster, 20th century American horticulturist who provided many specimens to the botanist Lymen B. Smith |
| kerchoveana | ker-kov-ee-AY-nuh | Named for Oswald de Kerchove de Denterghem, 19th century president of the botanical society of Ghent |
| thuringiaca | thur-in-jee-AH-kuh | Of the Thuringia region of Germany |
| scrophulariifolia | skrof-yoo-lar-ee-eye-FOH-lee-uh | Having leaves like Scrophularia (genus whose name comes from the idea that it cured Scrofula due to the similarity of the roots to the disease); also spelled scrophulariaefolia |
| tomasellii | toh-mah-SEL-lee-eye | Named for Ruggero Tomaselli, 20th century director of the Botanical Garden of Pavia |
| x erythrophylla | er-ith-roh-FIL-uh | Hybrid meaning red leaved |
| laui | LAU-eye | Named for Dr. Alfred B. Lau, 21st century cactus collector and explorer |
| hircina | hir-SEE-nuh | Smelling like a goat |
| hircinum | hir-SEE-num | Smelling like a goat |
