| Name |
Pronunciation |
Meaning |
| calva | KAL-va | Bald, hairless | | calvum | KAL-vum | Bald, hairless | | calvescens | kal-VES-enz | Becoming bald or naked | | holosteoides | hol-os-tee-OY-deez | Resembles Holostea (genus name meaning entire bone, mockingly applied to a weak, chickweed-like plant) | | Ligusticum | lig-US-tih-kum | From the Greek ligustikos, referring to being of or from the Liguria region in Italy | | ligusticifolia | lig-us-tik-ih-FOH-lee-a | Having foliage like Ligusticum (genus name for plant growing in the Liguria region of Italy) | | ligusticifolium | lig-us-tih-kih-FOH-lee-um | Having foliage like Ligusticum (genus name for plant growing in the Liguria region of Italy) | | perrinii | per-RIN-ee-eye | Named for orchid grower, Mr. Perrin, 19th century orchid grower for Mr. R. Harrison of Aigburgh, Liverpool | | x decaisneana | de-kane-ee-AY-nuh | Hybrid named for Joseph Decaisne, 19th century Belgian-born French botanist, horticulturist, and director of the Jardin des Plantes, Paris | | ternaria | tern-AR-ee-a | Three each, consisting of threes | | ternarium | tern-AR-ee-um | Three each, consisting of threes | | ternarius | tern-AR-ee-us | Three each, consisting of threes | | lucens | loo-senz | Bright, shining | | Eriosyce | er-ee-oh-SY-kee | From the Greek erion (wolly) and sykon (fig, fruit) |
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