bucklandii
Bucklandii is a taxonomic epithet that may refer to several different species, often honoring the geologist and palaeontologist William Buckland. Its most common use is in the binomial nomenclature of extinct organisms.
One prominent example is Plesiosaurus bucklandii, a species of plesiosaur first described by Richard Owen in
In botany, Bucklandia populnea is a species of tree found in the Himalayas. It belongs to the