| Name |
Pronunciation |
Meaning |
| Haldina | hal-DEE-na | Possibly Latinized from the Indian vernacular name for this plant, haldu |
| palawanensis | pe-law-EN-sis | Of or from Palau, and island nation in the South Pacific |
| erythrothyrsus | er-rith-ro-THIR-sus | From the Greek erythros (red) and thursos (in Greek mythology, a rod or wand tipped with a pine cone, usually referring to a dense panicle) |
| scheerii | SHEER-ee-eye | Named for Frederick Scheer, 19th century British succulent plant collector |
| cantleyi | KANT-lee-eye | Named for Nathaniel Cantley, 19th century curator of the Singapore Botanic Gardens |
| chekiangensis | che-kyang-EN-sis | Of or from Chekiang, China (near the Zhejiang and Jiangxi provinces) |
| cheirifolia | kye-rih-FOH-lee-a | Having foliage like Cheiranthus (genus name for wallflower, from the Greek meaning hand flower, referring to the custom of carrying these flowers as a bouquet) |
| cheirifolium | kye-rih-FOH-lee-a | Having foliage like Cheiranthus (genus name for wallflower, from the Greek meaning hand flower, referring to the custom of carrying these flowers as a bouquet) |
| celatocaulis | ce-la-to-KAW-liss | Having concealed stems |
| majestica | ma-JES-tee-ka | Grand, dignified |
| majesticum | ma-JES-tee-kum | Grand, dignified |
| kimberleyanum | kim-ber-lee-AY-num | Of or from Kimberley, South Africa |
| beckxiana | beks-ee-AH-na | Named for Gustav Beckx, 19th century consul-general for Belgium in Australia. |
| Bryoerythrophyllum | bry-oh-er-rith-ro-FIL-um | From the Greek bryon (moss), erythros (red) and phyllon (leaf) |
