| Name |
Pronunciation |
Meaning |
| oxycostata | oks-ee-ko-STAY-tuh | Sharp ribs |
| oxycostatus | oks-ee-ko-STAY-tus | Sharp ribs |
| miniflora | min-ee-FLOR-uh | Small flower |
| floricomus | flor-ih-KOH-mus | Hairy flowers |
| argenteostriata | ar-jen-tee-oh-stry-AY-tuh | Silvery striped |
| argenteostriatum | ar-jen-tee-oh-stry-AY-tum | Silvery striped |
| argenteostriatus | ar-jen-tee-oh-stry-AY-tus | Silvery striped |
| decapetala | dek-uh-PET-uh-luh | Having ten petals |
| decapetalus | dek-uh-PET-uh-lus | Having ten petals |
| curviloba | kurv-ih-LOH-buh | From Latin curvus (curved) and lobus (lobe), referring to the lobes of the leaves |
| armillare | arm-il-LAR-ee | From the Latin armilla (bracelet); the reason for the name is obscure, but it is also used in the common name, bracelet honey-myrtle |
| armillaris | arm-il-LAR-iss | From the Latin armilla (bracelet); the reason for the name is obscure, but it is also used in the common name, bracelet honey-myrtle |
| mancinella | man-sin-EL-luh | Latinized form of manzanilla, the diminutive of manzana (the Spanish name for apple) |
| Brighamia | brig-AM-ee-uh | Named for William Brigham, the first director of Bishop Museum in Honolulu, Hawaii (U.S.) |
| subrotundum | sub-ro-TUN-dum | Somewhat rounded |
