| Name |
Pronunciation |
Meaning |
| sizemoreae | size-MOR-ee-ay | Named for Mary Sizemore, 21st century American plant explorer in Vietnam |
| lavandulacea | la-van-dew-LAY-see-a | Like Lavandula (Lavender genus) |
| chloroneura | klor-oh-NOOR-a | From the Greek chloros, (green) and neuron (vein) |
| cobbianum | kob-ee-AY-num | Possibly named for Walter Cobb, who discovered this species of Orchid |
| sicyoides | sis-ee-OY-deez | Resembles Sicyos (genus name for the bur cucumber) |
| butterwickiae | but-ter-WIK-ee-ay | Named for Mary Butterwick, 21st century botanist with the Texas Natural Area Survey |
| Lamiodendron | lam-mee-oh-DEN-dron | From Lamium (the Latin name for dead nettle, a member of the mint family) and dendron (wood) |
| Stenaria | sten-AR-ee-a | From the Greek stenos (narrow, narrowing) |
| cremnus | KREM-nus | Cremna was an ancient city in Pisidia, in Asia Minor |
| ranunculacea | ran-un-kew-LAY-see-a | Like Ranunculus (genus name meaning little frog) |
| keckii | KEK-ee-eye | Named for David Daniels Keck, 21st century American botanist |
| tulipiflora | tew-li-ih-FLOR-a | Having flowers like Tulipa (Tulip genus) |
| woodsonii | wood-SON-ee-eye | Named for Robert E. Woodson, Jr., 21st century American botanist and authority on the milkweed (Asclepediaceae) family |
| woodsoniana | wood-son-ee-AY-na | Named for Robert E. Woodson, Jr., 21st century American botanist and authority on the milkweed (Asclepediaceae) family |
| woodsonianum | wood-son-ee-AY-num | Named for Robert E. Woodson, Jr., 21st century American botanist and authority on the milkweed (Asclepediaceae) family |
| woodsonianus | wood-son-ee-AY-nus | Named for Robert E. Woodson, Jr., 21st century American botanist and authority on the milkweed (Asclepediaceae) family |
| pseudoferox | soo-do-FER-oks | False ferox (species epithet meaning ferocious) |
