| Name |
Pronunciation |
Meaning |
| paranaensis | par-uh-nuh-EN-sis | Of or from Parana, Brazil |
| multicolorispinus | mul-tee-kol-or-ih-SPY-nus | Many-coloured spines |
| neoarechavaletae | nee-oh-ar-eh-kav-uh-LET-ay-ee | New archaveletae (species named for José Arechavaleta, 19th century Spanish naturalist and professor of Medical Botany in Montevideo; specialized in the flora of Uruguay) |
| buxifolia | buks-ih-FOH-lee-uh | With leaves like Buxus (boxwood) |
| buxifolius | buks-ih-FOH-lee-us | With leaves like Buxus (boxwood) |
| grandicostatus | gran-dee-ko-STAY-tus | Large ribs |
| anemonifolius | an-nem-oh-nih-FOH-lee-us | With leaves like Anemone |
| anemonifolium | an-nem-oh-nih-FOH-lee-um | With leaves like Anemone |
| buxifolium | buks-ih-FOH-lee-um | With leaves like Buxus (boxwood) |
| anemonifolia | an-nem-oh-nih-FOH-lee-uh | With leaves like Anemone |
| Leucopogon | loo-koh-POH-gon | White beard, referring to the hairy throat of each flower |
| watereri | wat-er-er--eye | Named for Waterer Nursery in Knaphill, England |
| myricoides | mir-ih-KOY-deez | Resembling Myrica (Sweet Gale) |
| psammophila | sam-oh-FY-luh | From the Greek psammos (sand) and philos (loving) |
| psammophilus | sam-oh-FY-lus | From the Greek psammos (sand) and philos (loving) |
| psammophilum | sam-oh-FY-lum | From the Greek psammos (sand) and philos (loving) |
