List of plant genus names with etymologies (Q–Z)#S

| Chilean name{{sfn|Christenhusz}}

| Quillajaceae || Fabales

| St||G

| Greek and Latin name

| Brassicaceae || Brassicales

| CS||G

| Malagasy name

| Strelitziaceae || Zingiberales

| St||G

|Latin name{{sfn|Christenhusz}}

| Resedaceae || Brassicales

| St||G

|Latin: rope-maker

| Restionaceae || Poales

| Ba || G

|Arabic name

| Fabaceae || Fabales

| St||G

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

| Rhamnaceae || Rosales

| CS||G

|needle-bearing (the fruit)

| Araceae || Alismatales

| St||G

| needle scale (the bracteoles). Previously Raphiolepis.

| Rosaceae || Rosales

| CS||G

|needle leaf (the spines at the base)

| Arecaceae || Arecales

| St||

|needle (the leaf segments)

| Arecaceae || Arecales

| CS||G

|Greek name

| Polygonaceae || Caryophyllales

| CS||G

|Latin name

| Melastomataceae || Myrtales

| St||G

|nose flowers

| Orobanchaceae || Lamiales

| Ba || G

|rose-red flowers

| Asteraceae || Asterales

| Ba || G

|rose-red flowers

| Asteraceae || Asterales

| Ba || G

|little rose

| Crassulaceae || Saxifragales

| CS||G

|rose-red hair

| Restionaceae || Poales

| Ba ||

|rose-red Hypoxis

| Hypoxidaceae || Asparagales

| CS||G

|rose-red myrtle

| Myrtaceae || Myrtales

| St||

|rose-red type (the flowers)

| Rosaceae || Rosales

| CS||G

|from Latin and Greek names

| Vitaceae || Vitales

| St||G

|rhomboid leaves

| Aizoaceae || Caryophyllales

| St||G

|club pillar (the spadix)

| Arecaceae || Arecales

| St||G

|Greek and Latin name

| Anacardiaceae || Sapindales

| CS||G

|beak husk (on the flowers)

| Poaceae || Poales

| St||G

|snout Laelia

| Orchidaceae || Asparagales

| Ba ||

|Arabic: acidic (the fruit). Arabic name.

| Grossulariaceae || Saxifragales

| CS||G

|Latin: tick (the seeds)

| Euphorbiaceae || Malpighiales

| CS||G

|Daniel Defoe's Robinson Crusoe{{efn-la|This list includes fictional and unattested characters; also see List of plant genera named for people (Q–Z).}}

| Asteraceae || Asterales

| Bu ||

|Rockingham Bay in Queensland, Australia

| Euphorbiaceae || Malpighiales

| Bu ||

|Romulus of mythology

| Iridaceae || Asparagales

| St||G

|German name

| Brassicaceae || Brassicales

| St||G

|Latin name{{sfn|Christenhusz}}

| Rosaceae || Rosales

| CS||G

|Rossel Island of Papua New Guinea

| Burseraceae || Sapindales

| Bu ||

|little rosettes

| Crassulaceae || Saxifragales

| Ba || G

|Guyanese name

| Proteaceae || Proteales

| St||

|Latin name

| Rosaceae || Rosales

| CS||G

|Latin name

| Polygonaceae || Caryophyllales

| CS||G

|Latin name

| Asparagaceae || Asparagales

| CS||G

|Latin name{{sfn|Christenhusz}}

| Rutaceae || Sapindales

| CS||G

|epithet of the god Dionysus

| Asteraceae || Asterales

| Bu ||

|sugar

| Poaceae || Poales

| CS||G

|baggy lip

| Orchidaceae || Asparagales

| St||

|Latin: fodder

| Caryophyllaceae || Caryophyllales

| CS||G

|Salacia, a goddess

| Celastraceae || Celastrales

| Bu ||

|Latin: salt (-marsh) horn (the branches)

| Amaranthaceae || Caryophyllales

| St||G

|Latin name{{sfn|Christenhusz}}

| Salicaceae || Malpighiales

| CS||G

|Latin name

| Lamiaceae || Lamiales

| CS||G

|South American name

| Fabaceae || Fabales

| St||G

|Latin name

| Adoxaceae || Dipsacales

| CS||G

|Latin name

| Primulaceae || Ericales

| St||G

|Latin: blood (the sap)

| Papaveraceae || Ranunculales

| CS||G

|Latin: blood-absorbing (the styptic roots)

| Rosaceae || Rosales

| CS||G

|Latin: little healer

| Apiaceae || Apiales

| Ba || G

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

| Santalaceae || Santalales

| St||G

|Latin name

| Asteraceae || Asterales

| CS||G

|Latin: soap of India

| Sapindaceae || Sapindales

| St||G

|Latin name

| Euphorbiaceae || Malpighiales

| St||G

|Latin: soap

| Caryophyllaceae || Caryophyllales

| CS||G

|East Indian name

| Fabaceae || Fabales

| St||G

|fleshy stems

| Geraniaceae || Geraniales

| St||

|fleshy lips

| Orchidaceae || Asparagales

| St||

|fleshy garland

| Apocynaceae || Gentianales

| St||G

|anagram of Asarum

| Aristolochiaceae || Piperales

| Ba ||

|Japanese name

| Poaceae || Poales

| CS||G

| Spanish name

| Lauraceae || Laurales

| St||G

| Latin name, from Arabic

| Lamiaceae || Lamiales

| CS||G

|satyrs, mythological creatures

| Ericaceae || Ericales

| Bu ||

|Greek name; also from satyrs, mythological creatures

| Orchidaceae || Asparagales

| Bu || G

|lizard

| Araceae || Alismatales

| St||G

|lizard tail{{sfn|Christenhusz}}

| Saururaceae || Piperales

| St||G

|itching

| Caprifoliaceae || Dipsacales

| CS||G

|shade

| Theaceae || Ericales

| Ba || G

|Greek and Latin name

| Anacardiaceae || Sapindales

| St||G

|divided male parts (the anthers){{sfn|Christenhusz}}

| Schisandraceae || Austrobaileyales

| CS||G

|divided tongue (the spathes)

| Araceae || Alismatales

| St||

|split chaff

| Poaceae || Poales

| Ba || G

|divided bell (the corollas)

| Diapensiaceae || Ericales

| St||

|divided lobe (the pods)

| Fabaceae || Fabales

| St||G

|divided wall (the septa in the fruit)

| Hydrangeaceae || Cornales

| CS||G

|umbel or parasol + pine or fir (the leaves){{sfn|Christenhusz}}

| Sciadopityaceae || Pinales

| CS||G

|Greek and Latin name

| Asparagaceae || Asparagales

| CS||G

|Greek name

| Araceae || Alismatales

| St||G

|Latin name

| Cyperaceae || Poales

| CS||G

|bent (the flower stalks)

| Liliaceae || Liliales

| St||G

|thorn

| Salicaceae || Malpighiales

| Bu ||

| Greek and Latin name

| Asteraceae || Asterales

| St||G

|high cliffs (the habitat)

| Aizoaceae || Caryophyllales

| Bu ||

|scorpion tail (the pods)

| Fabaceae || Fabales

| St||G

|Old French and Italian derivation

| Asteraceae || Asterales

| St||G

|Latin: scrofula{{sfn|Christenhusz}}

| Scrophulariaceae || Lamiales

| CS||G

|Latin: saucer (on the fruiting calyx)

| Lamiaceae || Lamiales

| CS||G

|Latin: whip (the leaves)

| Orchidaceae || Asparagales

| St||

|beaker flowers

| Loasaceae || Cornales

| St||G

|beaker cover

| Salicaceae || Malpighiales

| St||

|Latin name

| Poaceae || Poales

| St||G

| from a West Indian name

| Cucurbitaceae || Cucurbitales

| St||G

|Latin: axe (on the end of the pods)

| Polygalaceae || Fabales

| St||G

| Latin: axe-bearing (the pods are axe-shaped)

| Fabaceae || Fabales

| St||G

|Latin name

| Scrophulariaceae || Lamiales

| Ba || G

|Selene, a moon goddess

| Brassicaceae || Brassicales

| Bu ||

|moon sandal (the lip of the flowers)

| Orchidaceae || Asparagales

| St||

|Greek name

| Apiaceae || Apiales

| Ba || G

|Semele of mythology

| Asparagaceae || Asparagales

| St||G

|Latin: half Aquilegia

| Ranunculaceae || Ranunculales

| Ba || G

|Latin: half Arundinaria

| Poaceae || Poales

| Ba || G

|Latin: ever-living. Latin name.

| Crassulaceae || Saxifragales

| CS||G

|Arabic name

| Fabaceae || Fabales

| Ba || G

|Serapis of mythology

| Orchidaceae || Asparagales

| St||G

|silky fruit

| Asteraceae || Asterales

| St||G

|East Indian name

| Rubiaceae || Gentianales

| St||G

| Greek and Latin name, from a Semitic name

| Pedaliaceae || Lamiales

| St||G

| from an Arabic name

| Fabaceae || Fabales

| St||G

|Greek and Latin name

| Apiaceae || Apiales

| St||G

|Siberia

| Rosaceae || Rosales

| St||G

| from a Peruvian name

| Cucurbitaceae || Cucurbitales

| St||

| Greek and Latin name

| Cucurbitaceae || Cucurbitales

| St||G

|Greek name

| Malvaceae || Malvales

| St||G

|from Sida and Alcea

| Malvaceae || Malvales

| CS||G

|rusty fur (the reddish hair)

| Commelinaceae || Commelinales

| St||

|Greek and Latin name

| Lamiaceae || Lamiales

| St||G

|iron wood

| Sapotaceae || Ericales

| St||G

|Siegfried, a legendary hero

| Rhamnaceae || Rosales

| Bu ||

|Greek name

| Caryophyllaceae || Caryophyllales

| CS||G

|Greek and Latin name

| Asteraceae || Asterales

| CS||G

|Greek name

| Asteraceae || Asterales

| CS||G

|Symaethis, one of the Naiads of Greek myth. Also Symethus.

| Asphodelaceae || Asparagales

| St||G

|Latin name

| Brassicaceae || Brassicales

| St||G

|Chinese Bambusa

| Poaceae || Poales

| Ba || G

|Chinese moon (the curved fruit-stone)

| Menispermaceae || Ranunculales

| St||G

|Greek and Latin name

| Brassicaceae || Brassicales

| St||G

|Greek name

| Iridaceae || Asparagales

| CS||G

|Greek name

| Apiaceae || Apiales

| St||G

| from a Japanese name

| Rutaceae || Sapindales

| CS||G

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

| Smilacaceae || Liliales

| CS||G

|myrrh-scented

| Apiaceae || Apiales

| CS||G

|Latin name{{sfn|Christenhusz}}

| Solanaceae || Solanales

| CS||G

|little coin, probably (the leaves)

| Primulaceae || Ericales

| St||G

|Latin: making whole (for supposed healing properties)

| Asteraceae || Asterales

| CS||G

|Greek and Latin name

| Asteraceae || Asterales

| St||G

|Malabar name

| Melastomataceae || Myrtales

| St||

| from an Arabic name

| Fabaceae || Fabales

| CS||G

|Sorbus-like

| Rosaceae || Rosales

| CS||G

|Latin name

| Rosaceae || Rosales

| CS||G

| from an Italian name

| Poaceae || Poales

| St||G

|torn (spathes)

| Iridaceae || Asparagales

| St||G

|Greek name

| Fabaceae || Fabales

| CS||G

|spathe-like (calyx)

| Bignoniaceae || Lamiales

| St||G

|spiral flowers

| Asparagaceae || Asparagales

| Ba || G

|globe (the fruit) + Alcea

| Malvaceae || Malvales

| CS||G

|dotted flowers (dotted with pollen)

| Asteraceae || Asterales

| St||G

| from an Arabic and Persian name

| Amaranthaceae || Caryophyllales

| CS||G

| Greek and Latin name

| Rosaceae || Rosales

| CS||G

|Greek name

| Anacardiaceae || Sapindales

| St||G

|basket-like (calyx)

| Rhamnaceae || Rosales

| St||

| Greek and Latin name

| Lamiaceae || Lamiales

| CS||G

|Greek name

| Orchidaceae || Asparagales

| St||

|narrow male parts (the stamens)

| Acanthaceae || Lamiales

| St||

|narrow flower (sepals and petals)

| Melanthiaceae || Liliales

| St||G

|narrow cactus

| Cactaceae || Caryophyllales

| Ba ||

|narrow Cereus

| Cactaceae || Caryophyllales

| Ba ||

|narrow seedlet

| Araceae || Alismatales

| St||

|narrow trench (on the stalks)

| Poaceae || Poales

| St||G

|Greek name

| Apocynaceae || Gentianales

| St||G

|Sterquilinus of mythology

| Malvaceae || Malvales

| St||G

|stigma leaves

| Malpighiaceae || Malpighiales

| St||G

|coarse fiber{{efn-la|See for instance στυππεῖον.}}

| Poaceae || Poales

| CS||G

|mouth

| Aizoaceae || Caryophyllales

| St||G

|Greek and Latin name

| Hydrocharitaceae || Alismatales

| St||G

|twisted fruit

| Gesneriaceae || Lamiales

| CS||G

|twisted stalks

| Liliaceae || Liliales

| St||G

|twisted (corolla) tubes

| Solanaceae || Solanales

| St||G

|cone of flowers

| Acanthaceae || Lamiales

| CS||G

|spinning-top cactus

| Cactaceae || Caryophyllales

| St||G

|rounded (calyx) teeth

| Fabaceae || Fabales

| St||

|Greek and Latin name

| Loganiaceae || Gentianales

| St||G

|little pillar (the style and stamens form a column){{sfn|Christenhusz}}

| Stylidiaceae || Asterales

| St||G

|style-bearing

| Papaveraceae || Ranunculales

| St||G

|harsh pod

| Fabaceae || Fabales

| Ba || G

| Greek and Latin name, from an Arabic name{{sfn|Christenhusz}}

| Styracaceae || Ericales

| CS||G

|truncated (the rhizome)

| Caprifoliaceae || Dipsacales

| CS||G

|Czech name

| Cornaceae || Cornales

| St||

|Latin name

| Arecaceae || Arecales

| Ba || G

|fig-like (the leaves)

| Hamamelidaceae || Saxifragales

| CS||G

|joined hairs

| Asteraceae || Asterales

| Ba ||

|Greek and Latin name

| Boraginaceae || Boraginales

| CS||G

|combination fruit (the ovaries grow together)

| Araceae || Alismatales

| St||G

|combination (the unified stamens){{sfn|Christenhusz}}

| Symplocaceae || Ericales

| St||G

|continuous flowers

| Arecaceae || Arecales

| St||

|rolling up

| Asteraceae || Asterales

| Ba || G

|united gonads (the ovaries)

| Araceae || Alismatales

| St||G

|pipe (the stems)

| Oleaceae || Lamiales

| CS||G

|joined

| Myrtaceae || Myrtales

| St||G

| from an Indonesian name

| Dioscoreaceae || Dioscoreales

| St||G

|Tages of mythology

| Asteraceae || Asterales

| CS||G

|Taiwan

| Cupressaceae || Pinales

| St||G

|(unclear)

| Talinaceae || Caryophyllales

| Ba || G

| from an Arabic name

| Fabaceae || Fabales

| St||G

|Latin name{{sfn|Christenhusz}}

| Tamaricaceae || Caryophyllales

| CS||G

| from a Medieval Latin name

| Asteraceae || Asterales

| CS||G

|short lip

| Costaceae || Zingiberales

| St||G

| from an Arabic and Persian name

| Asteraceae || Asterales

| St||G

|Taxus-like

| Cupressaceae || Pinales

| CS||G

|Latin name{{sfn|Christenhusz}}

| Taxaceae || Pinales

| CS||G

| from a Nahuatl name

| Bignoniaceae || Lamiales

| CS||G

| from a Tamil name

| Lamiaceae || Lamiales

| St||G

|Latin name; also from Telephus, a mythological king

| Molluginaceae || Caryophyllales

| Bu || G

|anagram of Mitella

| Saxifragaceae || Saxifragales

| CS||G

|distant scent

| Apocynaceae || Gentianales

| St||G

|ashen (the leaves)

| Fabaceae || Fabales

| St||G

|Latin: terminal (the leaves are at the end of the shoots)

| Combretaceae || Myrtales

| St||G

|four spurs (on the fruit)

| Trochodendraceae || Trochodendrales

| St||G

|four + bed (of leaves)

| Cupressaceae || Pinales

| St||G

|foursome

| Rutaceae || Sapindales

| Ba || G

|four-angled (fruit)

| Aizoaceae || Caryophyllales

| CS||G

|four-angled pods

| Fabaceae || Fabales

| St||G

|four threads (the stamens)

| Plantaginaceae || Lamiales

| St||G

|four (-petalled) Panax

| Araliaceae || Apiales

| CS||G

|four-part stigma

| Vitaceae || Vitales

| Ba || G

|four boxes (the anthers)

| Elaeocarpaceae || Oxalidales

| St||G

|Greek and Latin name

| Lamiaceae || Lamiales

| CS||G

|Thalassa, a sea divinity

| Hydrocharitaceae || Alismatales

| Bu || G

|Thalassa (a sea divinity) + tree

| Cymodoceaceae || Alismatales

| Bu || G

|Greek and Latin name

| Ranunculaceae || Ranunculales

| CS||G

|shrubby reed

| Poaceae || Poales

| Ba || G

|Thaumas, a god

| Loranthaceae || Santalales

| Bu || G

|nippled seeds

| Asteraceae || Asterales

| St||G

|god food

| Malvaceae || Malvales

| St||G

|lupin-like

| Fabaceae || Fabales

| CS||G

|Latin name

| Santalaceae || Santalales

| Bu || G

|holy

| Malvaceae || Malvales

| St||G

|eunuch (staminode) flowers

| Cucurbitaceae || Cucurbitales

| St||G

|Greek and Latin name

| Brassicaceae || Brassicales

| St||G

|trident

| Arecaceae || Arecales

| St||G

|Greek name

| Cupressaceae || Pinales

| CS||G

|Thuja-like

| Cupressaceae || Pinales

| CS||G

|Greek and Latin name

| Lamiaceae || Lamiales

| CS||G

|little crown (the fruit)

| Saxifragaceae || Saxifragales

| CS||G

| from a Guianese name

| Melastomataceae || Myrtales

| St||G

|Latin name

| Malvaceae || Malvales

| CS||G

| from a South American name

| Fabaceae || Fabales

| St||G

|Titan (Helios) of mythology

| Aizoaceae || Caryophyllales

| St||G

|Tithonus

| Asteraceae || Asterales

| St||G

|Guyanese name

| Melastomataceae || Myrtales

| St||G

|Tolumnia, a nymph

| Orchidaceae || Asparagales

| Bu || G

|Sanskrit name

| Meliaceae || Sapindales

| Ba || G

|neck

| Campanulaceae || Asterales

| St||G

|neck (-shaped) seeds

| Apocynaceae || Gentianales

| CS||G

|rough fruit

| Arecaceae || Arecales

| CS||G

|rough membrane (on the fruits)

| Apiaceae || Apiales

| St||G

|rough stamens

| Boraginaceae || Boraginales

| CS||G

|goat beard (the silk)

| Asteraceae || Asterales

| St||G

|Latin: from caltrop (the four-pointed fruit)

| Lythraceae || Myrtales

| St||G

|three-part (ovary)

| Meliaceae || Sapindales

| St||G

|hairy cloak (on the spikelets)

| Poaceae || Poales

| St||G

|hairy cap (on the anthers)

| Orchidaceae || Asparagales

| St||G

|hair-like stamens

| Lamiaceae || Lamiales

| St||G

|Greek and Latin name

| Asteraceae || Asterales

| St||G

|little three-cornered (flowers)

| Fabaceae || Fabales

| St||G

|anagram of Liatris

| Asteraceae || Asterales

| St||G

|three bones (the hard seeds)

| Caprifoliaceae || Dipsacales

| St||G

|triple (the flower parts)

| Rutaceae || Sapindales

| St||G

|triple (the flower parts)

| Polygonaceae || Caryophyllales

| St||G

|three-ribbed seeds (the achenes)

| Asteraceae || Asterales

| St||G

|three bearded male parts (the longer stamens)

| Commelinaceae || Commelinales

| St||G

|three wings (on the fruit)

| Celastraceae || Celastrales

| St||G

|three bristles

| Poaceae || Poales

| St||G

|three drops (the nectaries)

| Amaryllidaceae || Asparagales

| CS||G

|triple-complete. Previously Tritelaia.

| Asparagaceae || Asparagales

| Ba || G

|three tridents (the leaves)

| Arecaceae || Arecales

| St||G

|Latin name

| Poaceae || Poales

| St||G

|Latin: weather vane (a metaphor for the diverse stamens)

| Iridaceae || Asparagales

| CS||G

|Tritonia-like

| Iridaceae || Asparagales

| Bu || G

| from a Swiss German name

| Ranunculaceae || Ranunculales

| CS||G

|trophy{{sfn|Christenhusz}}

| Tropaeolaceae || Brassicales

| CS||G

| from a Japanese name

| Pinaceae || Pinales

| CS||G

|tuber-like (the thick roots)

| Cistaceae || Malvales

| St||G

|(remedy for) coughing

| Asteraceae || Asterales

| St||G

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

| Typhaceae || Poales

| CS||G

|Typhon, a mythological monster

| Araceae || Alismatales

| Bu || G

|Latin name

| Fabaceae || Fabales

| CS||G

|Peruvian name

| Basellaceae || Caryophyllales

| St||G

|Latin name{{sfn|Christenhusz}}

| Ulmaceae || Rosales

| CS||G

|Latin name

| Poaceae || Poales

| St||G

|epithet of the goddess Juno

| Asteraceae || Asterales

| Bu ||

|Latin: little pitcher (the flowers)

| Amaryllidaceae || Asparagales

| St||G

| Latin name{{sfn|Christenhusz}}

| Urticaceae || Rosales

| St||G

|Latin: uvula (a metaphor for the hanging flowers)

| Colchicaceae || Liliales

| CS||G

|Latin name

| Ericaceae || Ericales

| CS||G

|Medieval Latin name

| Caprifoliaceae || Dipsacales

| CS||G

|Latin: little Valeriana

| Caprifoliaceae || Dipsacales

| St||G

|Latin: fence stakes (which they sometimes grow on)

| Apocynaceae || Gentianales

| St||G

| from a Sanskrit name

| Orchidaceae || Asparagales

| St||G

|Vanda-like

| Orchidaceae || Asparagales

| St||G

|Spanish name, derived from Latin: vagina (sheath), for the pods

| Orchidaceae || Asparagales

| St||G

|Latin: true black (the roots)

| Melanthiaceae || Liliales

| CS||G

|Latin name

| Scrophulariaceae || Lamiales

| CS||G

|Latin: ceremonial plant{{sfn|Christenhusz}}

| Verbenaceae || Lamiales

| CS||G

|Latin: like Verbena

| Asteraceae || Asterales

| CS||G

|Latin: turner of hearts (an epithet of Venus of mythology)

| Myrtaceae || Myrtales

| St||G

|Latin name

| Adoxaceae || Dipsacales

| CS||G

|Latin: conquering poison

| Apocynaceae || Gentianales

| St||G

|Latin name{{sfn|Christenhusz}}

| Violaceae || Malpighiales

| CS||G

|Latin name

| Santalaceae || Santalales

| St||G

|Latin name

| Lamiaceae || Lamiales

| CS||G

|Latin name{{sfn|Christenhusz}}

| Vitaceae || Vitales

| CS||G

|yellow cypress

| Cupressaceae || Pinales

| Ba || G

|yellow root

| Ranunculaceae || Ranunculales

| CS||G

|yellow sap

| Asphodelaceae || Asparagales

| St||G

|yellow body

| Araceae || Alismatales

| St||G

|dry gold

| Asteraceae || Asterales

| Ba ||

|dry leaves

| Melanthiaceae || Liliales

| CS||G

|wood-life (they are epiphytes)

| Orchidaceae || Asparagales

| St||G

|Yu Shan

| Poaceae || Poales

| CS||

|Zamia + Arabic name

| Araceae || Alismatales

| Ba || G

|yellow wood

| Rutaceae || Sapindales

| St||G

|Greek and Latin name

| Poaceae || Poales

| CS||G

| from a Georgian name

| Ulmaceae || Rosales

| CS||G

|Zemi, ancestral spirits of the Taíno

| Asteraceae || Asterales

| Bu ||

|Zephyrus, a god

| Tecophilaeaceae || Asparagales

| Bu || G

|western flower

| Amaryllidaceae || Asparagales

| CS||G

|yoked glands (in pairs)

| Melanthiaceae || Liliales

| St||G

| Greek and Latin name, from a Sanskrit name{{sfn|Christenhusz}}

| Zingiberaceae || Zingiberales

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|Greek and Latin name

| Poaceae || Poales

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|Greek and Latin name, from a Persian name

| Rhamnaceae || Rosales

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