Yes, the same Plumeria species can have different common names in various regions or languages. For example, the Plumeria rubra species is known as “Red Frangipani” in some regions, “Temple Tree” in others, and “Kalachuchi” in the Philippines. The diverse names reflect the plant’s widespread distribution and popularity across different cultures. However, the official scientific name, Plumeria rubra, remains constant and universally recognized among botanists and taxonomists worldwide. The use of botanical nomenclature ensures clear communication and avoids confusion caused by regional common names.