•
Symplocos adenophylla •
Symplocos ampulliformis — Northeast Queensland, Australia •
Symplocos anamallayana •
Symplocos anomala •
Symplocos austromexicana — deciduous shrub up to 2m; narrow
endemic,
Oaxaca,
Mexico •
Symplocos badia •
Symplocos baehnii •
Symplocos barberi •
Symplocos bauerlenii — shrub or small tree up to 7m; eastern
Australia •
Symplocos blancae •
Symplocos bractealis •
Symplocos breedlovei •
Symplocos calycodactylos •
Symplocos candelabrum — tree up to 13m;
Lord Howe Island •
Symplocos canescens •
Symplocos carmencitae •
Symplocos chloroleuca •
Symplocos clethrifolia •
Symplocos citrea •
Symplocos coccinea •
Symplocos cochinchinensis :* var.
cochinchinensis :*
var. gittonsii — Northeast Queensland, Australia :*
var. glaberrima — Northeast Queensland, Australia :*
var. pilosiuscula — Northeast Queensland, Australia •
Symplocos cordifolia —
Sri Lanka •
Symplocos coreana — Korean sweetleaf, deciduous shrub up to 5m;
Japan,
Korea •
Symplocos coronata — Sri Lanka •
Symplocos costaricana – Central America •
Symplocos costata •
Symplocos crassiramifera — Northeast Queensland, Australia •
Symplocos cuneata — Sri Lanka •
Symplocos cyanocarpa — Northeast Queensland, Australia •
Symplocos ecuadorica – Ecuador •
Symplocos foliosa - Endemic to the Western Ghats of India •
Symplocos fuscata •
Symplocos glauca — evergreen tree up to 15m;
Japan,
Taiwan,
China,
Indochina •
Symplocos graniticola — Northeast Queensland, Australia •
Symplocos hayesii — Northeast Queensland, Australia •
Symplocos henschelii •
Symplocos hispidula •
Symplocos hylandii — Northeast Queensland, Australia •
Symplocos junghuhnii • †
Symplocos kowalewskii Baltic amber,
Eocene •
Symplocos lancifolia — evergreen tree up to 5m;
Japan •
Symplocos longipes •
Symplocos lucida —
China,
Japan,
Taiwan, South
Asia,
Malesia •
Symplocos lugubris •
Symplocos mezii •
Symplocos myrtacea — evergreen tree up to 10m;
Japan •
Symplocos nairii •
Symplocos nicolsonii —
India •
Symplocos nivea •
Symplocos octopetala •
Symplocos oligandra •
Symplocos paniculata — (sapphireberry) — deciduous shrub up to 8m;
Japan,
South Korea; popular as an ornamental plant •
Symplocos paucistaminea — Northeast Queensland, Australia •
Symplocos pendula •
Symplocos peruviana •
Symplocos pluribracteata •
Symplocos prunifolia — evergreen tree]up to 10m;
Japan,
Korea •
Symplocos pulchra — Sri Lanka •
Symplocos pyriflora •
Symplocos racemosa —
China, South
Asia •
Symplocos rimbachii •
Symplocos shilanensis •
Symplocos sousae •
Symplocos stawellii — shrub or small tree up to 30m; eastern
Australia :*
var. montana — Northeast Queensland, Australia :* var.
stawellii — Australia •
Symplocos subandina •
Symplocos subintegra Chatterjee •
Symplocos tacanensis •
Symplocos tanakae — evergreen tree;
Japan •
Symplocos theophrastaefolia — evergreen tree up to 15m;
Japan,
Taiwan,
China •
Symplocos thwaitesii — shrub or small tree up to 17m; eastern
Australia •
Symplocos tinctoria — (sweetleaf, horse-sugar, yellowwood) — deciduous or evergreen shrub or tree up to 6m;
United States •
Symplocos trichoclada •
Symplocos truncata •
Symplocos tubulifera •
Symplocos verrucisurcula •
Symplocos versicolor ==References==