| Name |
Pronunciation |
Meaning |
| Psilostrophe | sy-loh-STROH-fee | From the Greek psilo (naked) and trophe (loving, or to turn); derivation is obscure |
| lomandroides | loh-man-DROY-deez | Resembles Lomandra (genus name for a rush) |
| royleana | roy-lee-AY-na | Named for John Forbes Royle, 19th century British botanist and physician in India before returning to London as professor of materia medica |
| royleanus | roy-lee-AY-nus | Named for John Forbes Royle, 19th century British botanist and physician in India before returning to London as professor of materia medica |
| royleanum | roy-lee-AY-num | Named for John Forbes Royle, 19th century British botanist and physician in India before returning to London as professor of materia medica |
| Roylea | ROY-lee-a | Named for John Forbes Royle, 19th century British botanist and physician in India before returning to London as professor of materia medica |
| cairnsiana | kairns-ee-AY-na | Named for William Cairns, 19th century governor of Queensland, Australia |
| cairnsianum | kairns-ee-AY-num | Named for William Cairns, 19th century governor of Queensland, Australia |
| cairnsii | KAIRNS-ee-eye | Named for William Cairns, 19th century governor of Queensland, Australia |
| xanthellum | zan-THEL-um | Somewhat yellow |
| celsii | SELS-ee-eye | Named for Jacques Martin Cels, 18th century French writer, breeder, and plantsman |
| swynnertonii | swin-er-TON-ee-eye | Charles Francis Massy Swynnerton, early 20th century British entomologist who collected in Mozambique |
