| Name |
Pronunciation |
Meaning |
| Thelymitra | thel-LIM-ih-tra | From the Greek thelys (female) and mitra (a headdress), referring to | | Centrolepis | ken-troh-LEP-is | From the Greek kentron, (a spur) and lepis, (a scale) referring to the long points on the two scale-like floral bracts | | calothyrsus | kal-oh-THUR-sus | From the Greek kalos (beautiful) and thursos (in Greek mythology, a rod or wand tipped with a pine cone, usually referring to a dense panicle) | | palmeri | PALM-er-ee | Named for Ernest Jesse Palmer, 20th century English-born American explorer and plant collector | | grandidentata | gran-dee-den-TAY-tuh | Having big teeth | | grandidentatum | gran-dee-den-TAY-tum | Having big teeth | | grandidentatus | gran-dee-den-TAY-tus | Having big teeth | | grandiscapa | gran-dee-SKAY-puh | Large-scaped | | microstachys | my-kroh-STAK-iss | From the Greek micros (small) and stachys (ear of corn or a flower spike), alluding to the small male strobili |
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