grenadensis
grenadensis is a Latin toponymic adjective used as a species epithet in biological nomenclature to indicate that a species is associated with Grenada, a Caribbean island country. The epithet may denote the type locality where the species was first described or a region with which the species is closely linked. In formal nomenclature, grenadensis is the second element of a binomial name and is typically written in lowercase; it is usually italicized in scientific writing. As a Latin adjective, it should agree in gender with the genus of the species.
Usage and scope follow general taxonomic practice for geographic epithets. Grenadensis appears across taxa, including plants,
toponymic epithet, binomial nomenclature, Grenada, Latin grammar in scientific naming codes.