| Name |
Pronunciation |
Meaning |
| cloverae | KLOH-ver-ee | Named for Elzada Urseba Clover, 20th century American explorer and botanist specializing in succulents |
| cloveriae | kloh-VER-ee-ay | Named for Elzada Urseba Clover, 20th century American explorer and botanist specializing in succulents |
| xutha | zoo-tha | In Greek mythology, Xuthus and his sons founded the Achaean and Ionian nations |
| barkeri | BARK-er-eye | Named for Barker (several different individuals are honored by this epithet) |
| goodmanii | good-MAN-ee-eye | Named for George Jones Goodman, 20th century botanist in Oklahoma (U.S.) |
| Goodmania | good-MAN-ee-a | Named for George Jones Goodman, 20th century botanist in Oklahoma (U.S.) |
| goodmaniana | good-man-ee-AY-na | Named for George Jones Goodman, 20th century botanist in Oklahoma (U.S.) |
| allenii | al-LEN-ee-eye | Named for Paul Hamilton Allen, 20th century botanist and plantsman |
| amarella | a-mar-EL-a | Somewhat bitter |
| amarellum | a-mar-EL-um | Somewhat bitter |
| leiandra | lee-AN-dra | From the Greek leio (smooth) and andros (male, or stamens) referring to the glabrous filaments |
| leiandrum | lee-AN-drum | From the Greek leio (smooth) and andros (male, or stamens) referring to the glabrous filaments |
| hudsoniana | hud-son-ee-AY-na | Of or from the Hudson Bay, Canada, which was named for 16th century English explorer Henry Hudson |
| hudsonianum | hud-son-ee-AY-num | Of or from the Hudson Bay, Canada, which was named for 16th century English explorer Henry Hudson |
| hudsonianus | hud-son-ee-AY-nus | Of or from the Hudson Bay, Canada, which was named for 16th century English explorer Henry Hudson |
