griffithii

Griffithii is a botanical epithet often used in the scientific names of plant species. It is typically a Latinized tribute to William Griffith, a notable British botanist and surgeon who worked in India during the 19th century. Griffith made significant contributions to the understanding of Indian flora, particularly in areas like Assam and Burma. His extensive collections and detailed descriptions of plants were crucial for subsequent botanical research.

Many plant species have been named in his honor, with griffithii appearing as the specific epithet. For example, one might find a species designated as *Genus species griffithii*. This indicates that the particular species is being recognized for its association with William Griffith, perhaps due to his initial discovery, description, or significant study of the plant. The exact botanical family or genus that includes a species named griffithii would vary depending on the specific plant being referenced. Information about a particular *griffithii* would require knowing the full scientific name of the species in question.