| Name |
Pronunciation |
Meaning |
| stanfordiana | stan-ford-ee-AH-na | Named for Leland Stanford, Jr., son of Leland Stanford, and namesake of Stanford University in California |
| traskiae | TRASK-ee-ay | named for Luella Blanche (Engle) Trask, American botanist in the southwestern U.S. |
| cheilanthifolium | ky-lan-thee-FOH-lee-um | Having leaves like that of Cheiranthus, an old name for a wallflower |
| otayensis | oh-tay-EN-sis | Of or from the Otay Mountain (or Mesa) a wilderness region in California |
| hooveri | HOO-ver-eye | Named for Robert Francis Hoover, 20th century California botanist |
| Stanfordia | stan-FORD-ee-a | Named for Leland Stanford, Jr., son of Leland Stanford, and namesake of Stanford University in California |
| quinoa | KEEN-oh-a | Derived from the Spanish spelling of Quinua, Peru, where the pseudocereal grain originated |
| decaisnei | de-KANE-ee-eye | Named for Joseph Decaisne, 19th century Belgian-born French botanist, horticulturist, and director of the Jardin des Plantes, Paris |
| veneris | VEE-nus | Venus, a goddess in Greek mythology |
| hakonense | ha-kone-EN-see | Of or from the Hakone region of Japan |
| hakonensis | ha-kone-EN-sis | Of or from the Hakone region of Japan |
| edmundsii | ed-MUNDS-ee-eye | Named for Louis Edmunds, nurseryman and owner of the Louis Edmunds Native Plant Nursery in Danville, California |
| catalinae | kat-a-LEE-nay | Of or from the Catalina Islands off the coast of California, named to honor the feast day of St. Catherine of Alexandria. |
| barbertonicus | bar-ber-TON-ee-kus | Of or from Barberton, Mpumalanga (South Africa) |
| novozelandica | no-vo-zee-LAN-dee-ka | Of or from New Zealand |
| novozelandicum | no-vo-zee-LAN-dee-kum | Of or from New Zealand |
| pryoriana | pry-or-ee-AH-na | Named for Lindsay Dixon Pryor, 20th century Australian expert on Eucalyptus |
| phacoides | fa-KOH-ih-deez | Resembles Phaca, a genus in the legume family |
