Caucasicum
Caucasicum is a Latin adjective commonly used in scientific binomial nomenclature to indicate a connection to the Caucasus region. In zoological and botanical names, caucasicum is the neuter form of the adjective; gender forms include caucasicus (masculine) and caucasica (feminine) to agree with the genus name.
Etymology and meaning: The term derives from the Caucasus, a region at the intersection of Europe and
Usage in taxonomy: Caucasicum appears as the specific epithet in many species names across plants, animals,
Notes: The epithet caucasicum is not a standalone taxon. It is part of a two-part (or three-part,