List of plant genus names with etymologies (D–K)#D

|finger + smoke

| Papaveraceae || Ranunculales

| Ba ||

| Greek and Latin name{{efn-la|"(Language) name" means the name of some plant originally, not necessarily in this genus.}}

| Poaceae || Poales

| CS||G

| finger root (the tubers)

| Orchidaceae || Asparagales

| CS||

| demon shrub (the sharp hooks)

| Arecaceae || Arecales

| St||G

| torch (the flower heads)

| Thymelaeaceae || Malvales

| St||G

| Greek name

| Alismataceae || Alismatales

| St||G

| Danaë of mythology{{efn-la|This list includes fictional and unattested characters; also see List of plant genera named for people (D–J).}}

| Asparagaceae || Asparagales

| CS||G

|Danaïdes, or Danais, a nymph

| Rubiaceae || Gentianales

| Bu ||

| Daphne of mythology

| Thymelaeaceae || Malvales

| CS||G

| leaves like Daphne{{sfn|Christenhusz}}

| Daphniphyllaceae || Saxifragales

| CS||G

|hair-bearing

| Rosaceae || Rosales

| Ba ||

| thick lily

| Asparagaceae || Asparagales

| CS||G

| Greek and Latin name{{sfn|Christenhusz}}

| Datiscaceae || Cucurbitales

| CS||G

| Sanskrit and Arabic name

| Solanaceae || Solanales

| CS||G

| Latin name

| Apiaceae || Apiales

| CS||G

|Decatropidinae + Xanthoxyleae, two subtribes of Rutaceae

| Rutaceae || Sapindales

| Bu ||

| ten teeth (on the calyx)

| Lythraceae || Myrtales

| St||G

| ten (flower parts)

| Hydrangeaceae || Cornales

| CS||G

|Deianira, a mythological princess

| Gentianaceae || Gentianales

| Bu ||

|Deidamia, a mythological princess

| Passifloraceae || Malpighiales

| Bu ||

| visible seeds (inside the capsule)

| Aizoaceae || Caryophyllales

| CS||G

| visible mouth (the open flowers)

| Bignoniaceae || Lamiales

| St||G

| Greek name

| Ranunculaceae || Ranunculales

| CS||G

| tree lips

| Orchidaceae || Asparagales

| St||G

| tree poppy

| Papaveraceae || Ranunculales

| CS||G

| tree Panax

| Araliaceae || Apiales

| St||G

| anagram of Mendoza, a province of Argentina

| Cactaceae || Caryophyllales

| St||

| leather covering (the seed pods)

| Fabaceae || Fabales

| St||

|chain hook (the leaf tips)

| Arecaceae || Arecales

| St||G

|Deverra, a goddess

| Apiaceae || Apiales

| Bu ||

| Diana of mythology + little

| Asphodelaceae || Asparagales

| CS||G

| Greek name

| Caryophyllaceae || Caryophyllales

| CS||G

| Greek name{{sfn|Christenhusz}}

| Diapensiaceae || Ericales

| St||G

| two sacs (on the flowers)

| Scrophulariaceae || Lamiales

| CS||G

|split wreath

| Asparagaceae || Asparagales

| Ba || G

|two lumps (the capsules)

| Convolvulaceae || Solanales

| St||G

|two separate male parts (the two stamens that diverge)

| Commelinaceae || Commelinales

| St||G

| double-folding wings (within the capsules)

| Acanthaceae || Lamiales

| CS||G

|forked stigmas

| Papaveraceae || Ranunculales

| St||G

| Greek name

| Rutaceae || Sapindales

| CS||G

|net seeds

| Arecaceae || Arecales

| St||G

|double fruit (the separable capsule)

| Gesneriaceae || Lamiales

| St||G

|Diego-Suarez (present-day Antsiranana in northern Madagascar) + tree

| Bixaceae || Malvales

| Bu ||

|two years or two close relations (within Iridaceae)

| Iridaceae || Asparagales

| Ba || G

| derived from Latin: finger (the flowers)

| Plantaginaceae || Lamiales

| CS||G

|Latin: finger-like

| Poaceae || Poales

| Ba || G

|two shapes of containers (the achenes)

| Asteraceae || Asterales

| St||G

| Dione of mythology

| Droseraceae || Caryophyllales

| CS||G

|Dionysus, a god

| Primulaceae || Ericales

| Bu || G

|two-egged (the pairs of seeds)

| Zamiaceae || Cycadales

| St||G

|divine scent

| Rutaceae || Sapindales

| St||G

| Greek name

| Ebenaceae || Ericales

| CS||G

|Turkish name

| Asparagaceae || Asparagales

| St||G

|two leaves

| Berberidaceae || Ranunculales

| St||G

| two male parts (the fertile stamens). Previously Diplarrhena.

| Iridaceae || Asparagales

| CS||G

|double-tongued (petal scales)

| Sapindaceae || Sapindales

| St||

| thirst (some leaves collect water)

| Caprifoliaceae || Dipsacales

| CS||G

|fountain of Dirce (the wet habitats)

| Thymelaeaceae || Malvales

| St||G

|Disa of legend

| Orchidaceae || Asparagales

| St||G

| paired flowers

| Hamamelidaceae || Saxifragales

| CS||G

|disc (on the flowers)

| Rhamnaceae || Rosales

| St||G

|two divisions

| Apocynaceae || Gentianales

| Ba ||

|two upper decks

| Cupressaceae || Pinales

| Ba ||

|Disporum-like

| Asparagaceae || Asparagales

| Ba || G

| two seeds

| Colchicaceae || Liliales

| CS||G

|two styles

| Hamamelidaceae || Saxifragales

| St||G

|anagram of Cydonia

| Rosaceae || Rosales

| St||G

|long male parts

| Bignoniaceae || Lamiales

| St||

|Greek and Latin name

| Fabaceae || Fabales

| St||G

|Greek and Latin name

| Marantaceae || Zingiberales

| St||G

| Arabic name

| Asteraceae || Asterales

| CS||G

|(unclear)

| Salicaceae || Malpighiales

| St||

|Greek name

| Brassicaceae || Brassicales

| St||G

| dragon

| Asparagaceae || Asparagales

| CS||G

|dragon leaves

| Ericaceae || Ericales

| Ba || G

|pungent

| Asparagaceae || Asparagales

| St||G

| Drimia-like

| Asparagaceae || Asparagales

| St||G

| pungent

| Winteraceae || Canellales

| CS||G

|dew flowers

| Aizoaceae || Caryophyllales

| St||G

| dew (the secretions){{sfn|Christenhusz}}

| Droseraceae || Caryophyllales

| St||G

|dryads (tree nymphs)

| Orchidaceae || Asparagales

| Bu ||

| dryad

| Rosaceae || Rosales

| CS||G

|Greek name

| Caryophyllaceae || Caryophyllales

| St||G

|Malayan name

| Malvaceae || Malvales

| St||G

|hard to separate, or hardly separated

| Acanthaceae || Lamiales

| St||G

| bad smell

| Berberidaceae || Ranunculales

| CS||

|bad wood (the smell)

| Meliaceae || Sapindales

| St||

| ejection (the ripe seeds are forcefully ejected)

| Cucurbitaceae || Cucurbitales

| St||G

| viper-like (the stems)

| Apocynaceae || Gentianales

| St||

| hedgehog Cereus (the spiny fruit)

| Cactaceae || Caryophyllales

| St||G

| hedgehog grass

| Poaceae || Poales

| St||G

| hedgehog bladder (the fruit)

| Cucurbitaceae || Cucurbitales

| St||

| hedgehog bag or spear

| Alismataceae || Alismatales

| St||G

|hedgehog-like (the thistle's flower heads)

| Asteraceae || Asterales

| CS||G

| hedgehog-like (the round cactus)

| Cactaceae || Caryophyllales

| St||

| viper (the poisonous, entwining branches)

| Apocynaceae || Gentianales

| St||G

| Greek name

| Boraginaceae || Boraginales

| CS||G

|Eidothea, a mythological figure

| Proteaceae || Proteales

| Bu ||

| Greek name{{sfn|Christenhusz}}

| Elaeagnaceae || Rosales

| CS||G

| olive (oil)

| Arecaceae || Arecales

| St||G

| olive tree

| Celastraceae || Celastrales

| St||

| Greek and Latin name{{sfn|Christenhusz}}

| Elatinaceae || Malpighiales

| St||G

| springing male parts (the erect stamens)

| Urticaceae || Rosales

| St||G

|elegy

| Restionaceae || Poales

| Ba ||

| Malabar name

| Zingiberaceae || Zingiberales

| St||G

|Eleusis (and its temple)

| Poaceae || Poales

| St||G

|unbound berries

| Araliaceae || Apiales

| Ba || G

|Helle (a mythological princess) + flower

| Orchidaceae || Asparagales

| Bu ||

| marshy

| Hydrocharitaceae || Alismatales

| St||G

| Greek name

| Poaceae || Poales

| CS||G

| in a little pit (the anthers)

| Proteaceae|| Proteales

| CS||G

| (unknown)

| Asteraceae || Asterales

| St||G

| lasting flowers

| Hydrophyllaceae || Boraginales

| St||

| lasting wing (part of the calyx)

| Rubiaceae || Gentianales

| St||G

| (unclear)

| Asteraceae || Asterales

| St||G

| in-head-bread (the mealy, edible tops of the trunks)

| Zamiaceae || Cycadales

| St||G

|encircling

| Orchidaceae || Asparagales

| Ba ||

|Amharic name

| Musaceae || Zingiberales

| Ba || G

| Malabar name

| Fabaceae || Fabales

| St||G

| complete (the fertile stamens)

| Malvaceae || Malvales

| St||G

| Greek name

| Papaveraceae || Ranunculales

| CS||G

| summit-dwelling

| Ericaceae || Ericales

| St||G

| Greek and Latin name{{sfn|Christenhusz}}

| Ephedraceae || Ephedrales

| St||G

| on trees

| Orchidaceae || Asparagales

| St||G

| on the earth (the branches)

| Ericaceae || Ericales

| St||G

| on pods (the flowers)

| Onagraceae || Myrtales

| CS||G

| Greek name

| Berberidaceae || Ranunculales

| CS||G

| Greek and Latin name

| Orchidaceae || Asparagales

| CS||G

|(growing) on tree trunks

| Araceae || Alismatales

| Ba || G

| in the shade

| Gesneriaceae || Lamiales

| St||G

| nipple-borne flowers (on tubercles)

| Cactaceae || Caryophyllales

| St||G

| love grass (the heart-shaped spikelets)

| Poaceae || Poales

| CS||G

| Greek name

| Acanthaceae || Lamiales

| St||G

| springtime flowers

| Ranunculaceae || Ranunculales

| CS||G

|Erato, a Muse

| Asteraceae || Asterales

| Bu ||

| solitary (flowers)

| Myrtaceae || Myrtales

| St||

| solitary flowers

| Asteraceae || Asterales

| St||G

| desert-loving

| Scrophulariaceae || Lamiales

| St||G

| desert tail (the large flower spikes)

| Asphodelaceae || Asparagales

| CS||G

| roofed (the covered stamens)

| Aizoaceae || Caryophyllales

| St||

| wool (on the flowers)

| Orchidaceae || Asparagales

| St||

| Greek and Latin name{{sfn|Christenhusz}}

| Ericaceae || Ericales

| CS||G

| springtime-born

| Apiaceae || Apiales

| St||

| Greek and Latin name

| Asteraceae || Asterales

| CS||G

|Latin: hedgehog

| Fabaceae || Fabales

| Ba || G

| Greek name

| Plantaginaceae || Lamiales

| CS||G

| woolly bunch (the inflorescences)

| Rosaceae || Rosales

| CS||G

| woolly nodes

| Polygonaceae || Caryophyllales

| St||G

|Eriopis, a mythological woman

| Lamiaceae || Lamiales

| Bu ||

| wool-bearing (the fruiting heads)

| Cyperaceae || Poales

| CS||G

| woolly leaves

| Asteraceae || Asterales

| St||G

| woolly leaves

| Lamiaceae || Lamiales

| Bu ||

| Eria-like

| Orchidaceae || Asparagales

| St||

| woolly stamens

| Rutaceae || Sapindales

| St||G

| woolly hairs

| Boraginaceae || Boraginales

| St||G

| University of Erlangen (now Erlangen–Nuremberg)

| Asteraceae || Asterales

| St||G

| heron (the long carpels or fruit)

| Geraniaceae || Geraniales

| CS||G

| Latin name

| Brassicaceae || Brassicales

| CS||G

|Erykine, an epithet of the goddess Venus

| Orchidaceae || Asparagales

| Bu ||

| Greek name

| Apiaceae || Apiales

| CS||G

| Greek name

| Brassicaceae || Brassicales

| CS||G

| Greek name

| Liliaceae || Liliales

| CS||G

| red wood. Previously Erythroxylon.{{sfn|Christenhusz}}

| Erythroxylaceae || Malpighiales

| St||G

| well-covered (the cap on the flower buds)

| Myrtaceae || Myrtales

| CS||G

| charming (the flowers)

| Amaryllidaceae || Asparagales

| St||G

| good nettle

| Loasaceae || Cornales

| St||G

| good hair (the bracts above the inflorescences)

| Asparagaceae || Asparagales

| CS||G

| good gum{{sfn|Christenhusz}}

| Eucommiaceae || Garryales

| St||G

| well-hidden (by its sepals)

| Cunoniaceae || Oxalidales

| CS||G

| good crests (on the lips)

| Orchidaceae || Asparagales

| St||G

|good fragrance

| Rutaceae || Sapindales

| Ba || G

| Greek and Latin name

| Celastraceae || Celastrales

| CS||G

| Greek and Latin name

| Asteraceae || Asterales

| CS||G

| Greek and Latin name{{sfn|Christenhusz}}

| Euphorbiaceae || Malpighiales

| CS||G

| delight

| Orobanchaceae || Lamiales

| St||G

|Euphrosyne, a goddess

| Asteraceae || Asterales

| Bu ||

| good elm{{sfn|Christenhusz}}

| Eupteleaceae || Ranunculales

| St||G

| broad

| Pentaphylacaceae || Ericales

| St||G

|Euryale of mythology

| Nymphaeaceae || Nymphaeales

| St||G

|Eurybia, a goddess

| Asteraceae || Asterales

| Bu ||

| idiom for a pretty face (the striking flowers)

| Gentianaceae || Gentianales

| St||G

| well-entwined (the climbing vines)

| Asparagaceae || Asparagales

| St||G

| modest or well-ordered

| Fabaceae || Fabales

| St||

|Euterpe of mythology

| Arecaceae || Arecales

| St||G

|well-crowded

| Asteraceae || Asterales

| Ba ||

|well-wheeled

| Asteraceae || Asterales

| Ba ||

| Gallic and Latin name

| Gentianaceae || Gentianales

| St||G

| external chord (on the ovary wall)

| Rosaceae || Rosales

| CS||G

| Latin name{{sfn|Christenhusz}}

| Fagaceae || Fagales

| CS||G

|Latin name

| Asteraceae || Asterales

| Ba || G

|Latin: bundled

| Bromeliaceae || Poales

| Ba || G

| derived from a Japanese name

| Araliaceae || Apiales

| CS||G

| (unclear)

| Asteraceae || Asterales

| CS||G

| Latin: fierce + cactus

| Cactaceae || Caryophyllales

| CS||

| little Feronia

| Rutaceae || Sapindales

| St||

| Latin name

| Apiaceae || Apiales

| CS||G

| Latin: straw or grass stalk

| Poaceae || Poales

| CS||G

| Ficus-like

| Ranunculaceae || Ranunculales

| CS||G

| Latin name

| Moraceae || Rosales

| CS||G

| Medieval Latin name

| Asteraceae || Asterales

| St||G

| Latin: thread-hanging (the tubers)

| Rosaceae || Rosales

| CS||G

| Latin name

| Apiaceae || Apiales

| CS||G

|Fujian, a province of China

| Cupressaceae || Pinales

| Ba || G

| from Latin: fraga (strawberry)

| Rosaceae || Rosales

| CS||G

|Latin: brittle. Medieval Latin name.

| Rhamnaceae || Rosales

| Ba || G

| Latin name

| Oleaceae || Lamiales

| CS||G

|Freyja, a goddess

| Asteraceae || Asterales

| Bu ||

| Medieval Latin name

| Papaveraceae || Ranunculales

| St||G

| milky (the veins)

| Asteraceae || Asterales

| St||G

| milk (the flowers)

| Diapensiaceae || Ericales

| CS||G

| helmet (-capped) stamens

| Orchidaceae || Asparagales

| St||G

| derived from gala, milk; named gallica herba in Latin

| Fabaceae || Fabales

| CS||G

| Latin name

| Lamiaceae || Lamiales

| St||G

| Greek name

| Rubiaceae || Gentianales

| CS||G

|tiled roots

| Iridaceae || Asparagales

| Ba || G

| near-neighbour

| Asphodelaceae || Asparagales

| St||G

| Italian name{{sfn|Christenhusz}}

| Gelsemiaceae || Gentianales

| CS||G

| Guyanese name

| Rubiaceae || Gentianales

| St||G

| Latin name

| Fabaceae || Fabales

| CS||G

| colonist

| Arecaceae || Arecales

| St||G

| Latin name

| Rosaceae || Rosales

| CS||G

| Chilean name

| Proteaceae || Proteales

| St||G

|Latin: humped

| Aizoaceae || Caryophyllales

| Ba || G

| Chinese and Japanese name{{sfn|Christenhusz}}

| Ginkgoaceae || Ginkgoales

| CS||G

|glandular Lithodora

| Boraginaceae || Boraginales

| Ba ||

| Glaucium-like

| Ranunculaceae || Ranunculales

| CS||G

|Latin: soil

| Asteraceae || Asterales

| Ba ||

|Greek name

| Lamiaceae || Lamiales

| St||G

| Latin: dormouse-killing (derived from a Colombian name)

| Fabaceae || Fabales

| St||G

| Indonesian name

| Zingiberaceae || Zingiberales

| St||G

| Latin: glorious

| Colchicaceae || Liliales

| CS||G

|glume + calyx

| Scrophulariaceae || Lamiales

| Ba || G

| sweet (the seeds)

| Poaceae || Poales

| CS||G

| sweet

| Fabaceae || Fabales

| CS||G

| sweet scent

| Rutaceae || Sapindales

| St||G

| sweet roots

| Fabaceae || Fabales

| CS||G

| Greek and Latin name

| Asteraceae || Asterales

| St||G

|Knidos

| Thymelaeaceae || Malvales

| St||G

|club-shaped fruit

| Apocynaceae || Gentianales

| Ba || G

| peg-like pods

| Fabaceae || Fabales

| St||G

| from a Latin name

| Amaranthaceae || Caryophyllales

| CS||G

|angled Limonium

| Plumbaginaceae || Caryophyllales

| Ba || G

| Latin name, originally from Arabic

| Malvaceae || Malvales

| St||G

| painted leaves

| Acanthaceae || Lamiales

| St||G

| satisfying

| Plantaginaceae || Lamiales

| St||G

| naked glands (the stamens)

| Orchidaceae || Asparagales

| St||G

| naked branches

| Fabaceae || Fabales

| CS||G

|female wool (the woolly spikelets on the female plants)

| Poaceae || Poales

| St||G

| female tail (the long stigmas)

| Asteraceae || Asterales

| CS||G

| gypsum-loving

| Caryophyllaceae || Caryophyllales

| CS||G

|graceful flowers

| Amaryllidaceae || Asparagales

| St||G

|Mount Hakone (Japan) grass

| Poaceae || Poales

| Ba || G

| seaside

| Cistaceae || Malvales

| CS||G

| (salt-tolerant) seaside tree

| Fabaceae || Fabales

| CS||G

|dryads (tree nymphs)

| Ranunculaceae || Ranunculales

| Bu || G

|Greek name{{sfn|Christenhusz}}

| Hamamelidaceae || Saxifragales

| CS||G

|single pappus

| Asteraceae || Asterales

| St||G

|sickle leaves

| Anacardiaceae || Sapindales

| St||G

|pubescent flower

| Amaranthaceae || Caryophyllales

| Bu ||

| from a Greek name

| Lamiaceae || Lamiales

| St||G

|Latin name

| Araliaceae || Apiales

| CS||G

|sweet ear

| Rubiaceae || Gentianales

| St||G

|Greek name

| Fabaceae || Fabales

| CS||G

|sweet covering (the flowers)

| Arecaceae || Arecales

| St||G

| Greek and Latin name

| Asteraceae || Asterales

| CS||G

|little Helianthus

| Asteraceae || Asterales

| St||G

|sunny flowers (the habitat)

| Cistaceae || Malvales

| CS||G

|two spiral horns (at the base of the leaves)

| Araceae || Alismatales

| St||G

|Latin name, from Mount Helicon{{sfn|Christenhusz}}

| Heliconiaceae || Zingiberales

| St||G

|twisted hair

| Poaceae || Poales

| Ba || G

|sun-loving

| Brassicaceae || Brassicales

| St||G

|sun-facing

| Boraginaceae || Boraginales

| CS||G

|Greek name

| Ranunculaceae || Ranunculales

| CS||G

|"Greek" + Carum

| Apiaceae || Apiales

| Bu ||

|marsh

| Melanthiaceae || Liliales

| St||G

| Helonias-like

| Melanthiaceae || Liliales

| St||G

| one-day beauty (the ephemeral flowers). Greek and Latin name.

| Asphodelaceae || Asparagales

| CS||G

|half male-part (the reduced stamens)

| Lamiaceae || Lamiales

| St||G

|half-brush (the hairy filaments)

| Acanthaceae || Lamiales

| St||G

|half elm (the half-winged fruit)

| Ulmaceae || Rosales

| St||G

|liver (the leaves)

| Ranunculaceae || Ranunculales

| St||G

|seven-headed (poppy)

| Caprifoliaceae || Dipsacales

| Ba || G

|Heracles of mythology

| Apiaceae || Apiales

| CS||G

| (a remedy for) hernia

| Caryophyllaceae || Caryophyllales

| St||G

|creeping lily

| Asphodelaceae || Asparagales

| Ba || G

|western Aloe

| Asparagaceae || Asparagales

| CS||G

|evening flowers

| Iridaceae || Asparagales

| CS||G

|evening (when the flower scent is strongest)

| Brassicaceae || Brassicales

| CS||G

|western beauty

| Asparagaceae || Asparagales

| Ba || G

|diverse anthers (one is larger than the others)

| Pontederiaceae || Commelinales

| St||G

|diverse apples

| Rosaceae || Rosales

| St||G

|diverse spathes

| Arecaceae || Arecales

| St||G

|different (seed) boxes

| Asteraceae || Asterales

| Ba || G

|Guyanan name

| Euphorbiaceae || Malpighiales

| St||G

|Greek and Latin name

| Malvaceae || Malvales

| CS||G

|Greek name

| Asteraceae || Asterales

| St||G

|sacred grass (for its use in ceremonies)

| Poaceae || Poales

| CS||G

|Himalayan reed

| Poaceae || Poales

| Ba || G

|horse-rage (it is poisonous)

| Campanulaceae || Asterales

| St||G

|Greek name

| Elaeagnaceae || Rosales

| CS||G

|horse tail

| Plantaginaceae || Lamiales

| Ba || G

|Maori name

| Malvaceae || Malvales

| CS||G

|Greek and Latin name

| Poaceae || Poales

| CS||G

|undivided disk (the flowers)

| Rosaceae || Rosales

| CS||G

|flat flowers

| Euphorbiaceae || Malpighiales

| St||G

|flat moon; mistranslation of a Malayan name

| Araceae || Alismatales

| St||

|Latin name

| Poaceae || Poales

| CS||G

|Greek and Latin name

| Lamiaceae || Lamiales

| CS||G

|Lord Howe Island (the habitat)

| Arecaceae || Arecales

| St||G

|German name

| Cannabaceae || Rosales

| CS||G

|South American name

| Euphorbiaceae || Malpighiales

| St||G

|Hyacinth, a mythological hero

| Asparagaceae || Asparagales

| Bu || G

|Hyacinthus-like

| Asparagaceae || Asparagales

| Bu || G

|Hyacinth of mythology. Greek and Latin name.

| Asparagaceae || Asparagales

| CS||G

|water container (the cup-shaped capsules){{sfn|Christenhusz}}

| Hydrangeaceae || Cornales

| CS||G

|water, by analogy with Hydrophyllum

| Ranunculaceae || Ranunculales

| St||G

|water column (tree)

| Arecaceae || Arecales

| St||G

|little water serpent, possibly

| Hydrocharitaceae || Alismatales

| St||G

|water grace{{sfn|Christenhusz}}

| Hydrocharitaceae || Alismatales

| St||G

|water key

| Alismataceae || Alismatales

| CS||G

|water olive (the leaves){{sfn|Christenhusz}}

| Hydroleaceae || Solanales

| St||G

|moisture-loving

| Acanthaceae || Lamiales

| Ba || G

|grove cactus

| Cactaceae || Caryophyllales

| St||G

|grove poppy

| Papaveraceae || Ranunculales

| St||G

|forest Telephium

| Crassulaceae || Saxifragales

| Ba ||

|Hymen of mythology

| Fabaceae || Fabales

| St||G

|membrane beauty (on the stamens)

| Amaryllidaceae || Asparagales

| St||G

|membranous seeds

| Pittosporaceae || Apiales

| St||G

|membrane points

| Asteraceae || Asterales

| Ba || G

|pig food

| Arecaceae || Arecales

| St||G

|pig (poor) bean

| Solanaceae || Solanales

| St||G

|Greek and Latin name{{sfn|Christenhusz}}

| Clusiaceae || Malpighiales

| CS||G

|meshing (the fruit fibres)

| Arecaceae || Arecales

| St||G

|below a veil (of sepals)

| Myrtaceae || Myrtales

| St||G

| Greek and Latin name. Previously Hypochoeris.

| Asteraceae || Asterales

| St||G

|undercover

| Acanthaceae || Lamiales

| Ba || G

|Greek name{{sfn|Christenhusz}}

| Hypoxidaceae || Asparagales

| St||G

|Greek and Latin name

| Lamiaceae || Lamiales

| CS||G

|fish + fishing line (the flowers)

| Papaveraceae || Ranunculales

| Ba ||

|Latin name

| Aquifoliaceae || Aquifoliales

| CS||G

|Latin: enticement

| Schisandraceae || Austrobaileyales

| CS||G

|Latin: impatient (the forcefully ejected fruit)

| Balsaminaceae || Ericales

| CS||G

|Latin: East Indies + Greek: reed

| Poaceae || Poales

| Ba || G

|Tupi–Guarani name

| Fabaceae || Fabales

| St||G

|Latin name

| Asteraceae || Asterales

| CS||G

|Io, a mythological princess

| Asteraceae || Asterales

| Bu ||

|Io, a mythological princess, or rusty, or violet

| Asteraceae || Asterales

| Bu ||

|violet-like

| Brassicaceae || Brassicales

| St||G

|Io, a mythological princess, or violet-appearing

| Orchidaceae || Asparagales

| Bu || G

| derived from a Greek name{{sfn|Gledhill}}

| Amaryllidaceae || Asparagales

| St||G

|Iphigenia, a mythological princess

| Colchicaceae || Liliales

| Bu || G

|Ipomoea-like

| Polemoniaceae || Ericales

| Ba || G

|Eirene (a goddess) + division

| Brassicaceae || Brassicales

| Bu ||

|Greek name

| Brassicaceae || Brassicales

| CS||G

|Ismene, a mythological princess

| Amaryllidaceae || Asparagales

| Bu || G

|equal scales

| Cyperaceae || Poales

| Ba || G

|Greek and Latin name

| Ranunculaceae || Ranunculales

| St||G

|Greek name{{sfn|Christenhusz}}

| Iteaceae || Saxifragales

| CS||G

| Greek and Latin name{{sfn|Christenhusz}}

| Iridaceae || Asparagales

| St||G

|Ixia + lily{{sfn|Christenhusz}}

| Ixioliriaceae || Asparagales

| St||G

|derived from Sanskrit

| Rubiaceae || Gentianales

| St||G

|Brazilian name

| Bignoniaceae || Lamiales

| St||G

|anagram of Jamaica

| Asteraceae || Asterales

| Bu || G

|Janus, a god

| Malpighiaceae || Malpighiales

| Bu ||

|Greek name

| Campanulaceae || Asterales

| St||G

|Persian name

| Oleaceae || Lamiales

| CS||G

|doctor food (it is a purgative)

| Euphorbiaceae || Malpighiales

| St||G

|Juan Fernández Islands in the Valparaíso Region of Chile

| Arecaceae || Arecales

| Bu || G

|Latin name{{sfn|Christenhusz}}

| Juglandaceae || Fagales

| CS||G

|Latin name

| Cupressaceae || Pinales

| CS||G

|derived from a Chinese name

| Crassulaceae || Saxifragales

| CS||G

|attractive Panax

| Araliaceae || Apiales

| CS||G

|Mozambique name

| Bignoniaceae || Lamiales

| St||G

|Japanese name

| Hydrangeaceae || Cornales

| CS||G