| Name |
Pronunciation |
Meaning |
| Physochlaina | fy-so-KLAY-na | From the Greek physa (bladder) and chaina (outer garment), referring to the inflated calyx |
| shockleyi | SHOK-lee-eye | Named for William Hillman Shockley, 20th century mining engineer and plant collector in Nevada |
| fernaldiana | fer-nald-ee-AY-na | Named for Merritt Lyndon Fernald, 20th century American botanist and curator of the Gray Herbarium |
| fernaldianus | fer-nald-ee-AY-nus | Named for Merritt Lyndon Fernald, 20th century American botanist and curator of the Gray Herbarium |
| Fernaldia | fer-NALD-ee-a | Named for Merritt Lyndon Fernald, 20th century American botanist and curator of the Gray Herbarium |
| fructicosa | fruk-tee-KO-sa | Fruit-bearing |
| fructicosus | fruk-tee-KO-sus | Fruit-bearing |
| fructicosum | fruk-tee-KO-sum | Fruit-bearing |
| pallidifolia | pal-lid-ih-FOH-lee-a | Pale foliage |
| pallidifolium | pal-lid-ih-FOH-lee-um | Pale foliage |
| pallidifolius | pal-lid-ih-FOH-lee-us | Pale foliage |
| ophira | o-FIR-a | Of or from Ophir Pass, between Silverton and Telluride, Colorado (U.S.) |
| Lomatophyllum | lo-ma-to-FIL-lum | From the Greek lomato (fringed) and phyllon (leaf) |
| pseudoscabra | soo-do-SKAY-bra | From the Greek pseudo (false) and scabra (rough) |
| motoskei | mo-TOSK-ee-eye | Derivation is uncertain |
| sigillatis | sig-il-LAY-tiss | From the Latin, meaning stamped or adorned with little iamges |
| samarangense | sam-ar-ANG-en-see | Of or from Semarang, a city on the island of Java |
| samarangensis | sam-ar-ANG-en-sis | Of or from Semarang, a city on the island of Java |
| curtisii | kurt-IS-ee-eye | Named for Curtis; the specific honoree depends upon the plant |
| fungii | FUNG-ee-eye | Named for Fung, a Chinese botanist |
| subauriculatum | sub-aw-rik-yoo-LAY-tum | Nearly ear-shaped |
| subauriculata | sub-aw-rik-yoo-LAY-ta | Nearly ear-shaped |
| subauriculatus | sub-aw-rik-yoo-LAY-tus | Nearly ear-shaped |
| tomentosissima | to-men-to-SIS-see-ma | Very hairy |
| belmoreana | bel-more-AY-na | Named for the Earl of Belmore, 19th century Governor of New South Wales |
| krebsii | KREBS-ee-eye | Named for Georg Ludwig Engelhard Krebs, 19th century German apothecary and botanical collector in South Africa |
| langmaniae | lang-MAN-ee-ay | Named for Ida Kaplan Langman, 20th century American botanist |
| davidcummingii | day-vid-kum-MING-ee-eye | Named for David Cumming, contemporary hoya grower |
| kanyakumariana | kan-ya-ku-mar-ee-AY-na | Of or from Kanyakumari, in South India |
| jaburan | JA-bur-an | From the Japanese name for this species of grass |
| skirrhobasis | skir-ro-BAY-sis | From the Greek skirrhos (hard swelling) and basis (base) |
| shepherdii | shep-ERD-ee-eye | Named for Shepherd; the specific honoree depends upon the plant |
| lauterbachii | lau-ter-BAK-ee-e | Named for Carl Adolf George Lauterbach, 20th century German botanist |
| mariae-reginae | MAR-ee-ay-ree-JIN-ay-ee | Named for Queen Mary |
| lambii | LAMB-ee-eye | Named for Lamb; the specific honoee depends upon the plant |
| quintuplinervis | kwin-tup-lee-ner-viss | Five-veined |
| subquintuplinervis | sub-kwin-tup-lee-ner-viss | Nearly five-veined |
| pandacaqui | pan-da-KA-kwee-eye | Latinized from Pandakaki, Philippines |
| coccoides | ko-KO-id-eez | Resembles coccus (Greek name for berry) |
| perriniana | per-rin-ee-AY-na | Named for George Samuel Perrin, 19th century forester in SE Australia |
| perrinianum | per-rin-ee-AY-num | Named for George Samuel Perrin, 19th century forester in SE Australia |
| Perrinia | per-RIN-ee-a | Named for George Samuel Perrin, 19th century forester in SE Australia |
| dammaroides | dam-mar-OH-id-eez | Resembles Dammara (the Malaysian name for resin; the genus name is now Agathis) |
| jacksonii | jak-SON-ee-eye | Named for Jackson; the specific honoree depends on the plant |
