hanburiae
Hanburiae is a Latinized epithet used in biological nomenclature. It appears as the second part of a species name (the specific epithet) in various genera, and its primary purpose is to honor an individual with the surname Hanbury. The epithet does not denote a distinct taxon on its own but serves to commemorate a person connected to the species’ discovery, collection, or study. In practice, hanburiae can be attached to many different genera across plants and animals, with the exact honoree and rationale described in the original description or subsequent etymology notes.
Etymology and grammar: The form hanburiae follows Latin conventions for commemorative epithets and is typically treated
Nomenclatural usage: As an epithet, hanburiae is not a standalone taxon; it is contextually bound to a
See also: Hanbury (surname), Latin binomial nomenclature, Epithet.