The binomial nomenclature is able to differentiate between members of different [[1]].

Binomial nomenclature is a system of naming organisms that uses two names to identify a species. It is also known as the scientific name or Latin name. The genus is the first name, and the specific epithet is the second. The combination of these two names is unique to each species and differentiates it from other species in the same genus as well as species in other genera.