Kosteletzkya
noun
Kos·te·letz·kya
ˌkästəˈletskēə
: a small genus of herbs of the family Malvaceae that are native chiefly to the southern U.S. and tropical America and that differ from the mallows in having a single ovule in each cell of the ovary
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from V. F. Kosteletzky †1887 Bohemian botanist