Species List
- Agathis atropurpurea—Black Kauri, Blue Kauri (Queensland, Australia)
- Agathis australis—Kauri, New Zealand Kauri (North Island, New Zealand)
- Agathis borneensis (western Malesia, Borneo)
- Agathis corbassonii—Red Kauri (New Caledonia)
- Agathis dammara (syn. A. celebica)—Bindang (eastern Malesia)
- Agathis endertii (Borneo)
- Agathis flavescens (Borneo)
- Agathis kinabaluensis (Borneo)
- Agathis labillardieri (New Guinea)
- Agathis lanceolata (New Caledonia)
- Agathis lenticula (Borneo)
- Agathis macrophylla (syn. A. vitiensis)—Pacific Kauri, Dakua (Fiji, Vanuatu, Solomon Islands)
- Agathis microstachya—Bull Kauri (Queensland, Australia)
- Agathis montana (New Caledonia)
- Agathis moorei—White Kauri (New Caledonia)
- Agathis orbicula (Borneo)
- Agathis ovata (New Caledonia)
- Agathis philippinensis (Philippines, Sulawesi)
- Agathis robusta—Queensland Kauri (Queensland, Australia; New Guinea)
- Agathis silbae (Vanuatu)
- Agathis spathulata—New Guinea Kauri (Papua New Guinea)
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Te Matua Ngahere, an A. australis in Waipoua Forest, is the second largest tree in New Zealand. The largest tree, Tāne Mahuta, is nearby.
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