I would argue against this idea because: 1. The mapping from Latin binomial to digital code is not a difficult problem if there is a universally used, standard

I would argue against this idea because: 1. The mapping from Latin binomial to digital code is not a difficult problem if there is a universally used, standardized database of fungi. 2. Human mind does not think in digital code. The name exists for human understanding not for machine. 3. Latin is a dead language that does not evolve. The meaning of a word in any living language (e.g., English) would potentially change over time. Rather, I think the real problem is that Latin should be revived in the biology curriculum. One does not even need to learn verb conjugation to know what species names mean because only nouns and adjectives are in the binomials.