| Name |
Pronunciation |
Meaning |
| huntiae | HUNT-ee-ay | Named for Loren Edwad Hunt, 20th century American engineer who collected plants in Alaska with Jepson and others around the turn of the century |
| ownbeyi | OWN-bey-eye | Named for Marion Ownbeyi, 20th century American botanist and director of the herbarium at Washington State University |
| potosiense | po-to-see-EN-see | Of or from the area of San Luis Potosi a state in Mexico |
| potosiensis | po-to-see-EN-sis | Of or from the area of San Luis Potosi a state in Mexico |
| telaponense | tel-a-pon-EN-see | Of or from Cerra Telapon, part of the Sierro Occidental mountain range in Mexico |
| Thamnochortus | tham-no-KOR-tus | From the Greek thamno (bush) and chortus (green herbage) |
| ouachitensis | wah-she-TEN-sis | Of or from the Ouachita Mountains, in the Ozarks region of the U.S. The name ouachita is the French spelling of the Choctaw Indian word for good or big hunting |
| ouachitana | WAH-she-ta-na | Of or from the Ouachita Mountains, in the Ozarks region of the U.S. The name ouachita is the French spelling of the Choctaw Indian word for good or big hunting |
| tecunumanii | te-kun-um-MAN-ee-eye | Named for Tecun Uman, the last ruler or king of the Mayan people in Guatemala |
