Species
- Callitriche antarctica, Antarctic water-starwort
- Callitriche brutia, pedunculate water starwort
- Callitriche christensenii
- Callitriche fassetti, Fassett's water starwort
- Callitriche hamulata, intermediate water starwort
- Callitriche hermaphroditica, autumn water starwort
- Synonym Callitriche autumnalis
- Callitriche heterophylla, differentleaf water starwort
- Synonym Callitriche anceps, Callitriche bollanderi
- Callitriche intermedia, narrowleaf water starwort
- Callitriche longipedunculata, longstalk water starwort
- Callitriche marginata, winged water starwort
- Synonym Callitriche sepulta
- Callitriche obtusangula, blunt-fruited water starwort
- Callitriche palustris, spiny water starwort
- Synonym Callitriche verna
- Callitriche pedunculosa, Nuttall's water starwort
- Synonym Callitriche nuttallii
- Callitriche peploides, matted water starwort
- Callitriche platycarpa, various-leaved water starwort
- Callitriche stagnalis, pond water starwort
- Callitriche terrestris, terrestrial water starwort
- Synonym Callitriche austinii, Callitriche deflexa
- Callitriche trochlearis, effluent water starwort
- Callitriche truncata, short-leaved water starwort
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