Species
- Angelica acutiloba – dang-gui in Chinese
- Angelica ampla – giant angelica
- Angelica archangelica – garden angelica, archangel, angelique
- Angelica arguta – Lyall's angelica
- Angelica atropurpurea – purplestem angelica, alexanders
- Angelica breweri – Brewer's angelica
- Angelica californica – California angelica
- Angelica callii – Call's angelica
- Angelica canbyi – Canby's angelica
- Angelica cartilaginomarginata
- Angelica dahurica – bai zhi in Chinese
- Angelica dawsonii – Dawson's angelica
- Angelica dentata – coastalplain angelica
- Angelica genuflexa – kneeling angelica
- Angelica gigas – cham dangwi in Korean
- Angelica glabra – synonym for Angelica dahurica
- Angelica grayi – Gray's angelica
- Angelica hendersonii – Henderson's angelica
- Angelica japonica
- Angelica keiskei – ashitaba in Japanese
- Angelica kingii – King's angelica
- Angelica lineariloba – poison angelica
- Angelica lucida – seacoast angelica
- Angelica pachycarpa
- Angelica palustris
- Angelica pancicii
- Angelica pinnata – small-leaf angelica
- Angelica pubescens
- Angelica roseana – rose angelica
- Angelica sinensis – dong quai
- Angelica scabrida – Charleston Mountain angelica
- Angelica sylvestris – wild angelica
- Angelica tomentosa – woolly angelica
- Angelica triquinata – filmy angelica
- Angelica ubatakensis
- Angelica venenosa – hairy angelica
- Angelica wheeleri – Utah angelica
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