常春藤
In botanical nomenclature, "name" "always" refers to the "whole name" (of a species or otherwise), whereas in zoological nomenclature it can refer to either part of the binomen. Thus "Hedera helix" (common ivy, English ivy) is the name of the species; "Hedera" is the name of the genus; but "helix" is called the specific epithet, "not" the specific name.