Species list : Guttiferae / Hypericaceae / Clusiaceae
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| Scientific name [A-Z] | Common name [A-Z] | Family |
| Hypericum calycinum | Rose-of-Sharon | Guttiferae / Hypericaceae / Clusiaceae |
| Hypericum androsaemum | Tutsan | Guttiferae / Hypericaceae / Clusiaceae |
| Hypericum perforatum | Perforate St. John's-wort | Guttiferae / Hypericaceae / Clusiaceae |
| Hypericum maculatum | Imperforate St. John's-wort | Guttiferae / Hypericaceae / Clusiaceae |
| Hypericum tetrapterum | Square-stalked St. John's-wort | Guttiferae / Hypericaceae / Clusiaceae |
| Hypericum humifusum | Trailing St. John's-wort | Guttiferae / Hypericaceae / Clusiaceae |
| Hypericum pulchrum | Slender St. John's-wort | Guttiferae / Hypericaceae / Clusiaceae |
| Hypericum hirsutum | Hairy St. John's-wort | Guttiferae / Hypericaceae / Clusiaceae |
| Hypericum elodes | Marsh St. John's-wort | Guttiferae / Hypericaceae / Clusiaceae |
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