Species
- Gentianella alborosea - Hercampuri
- Gentianella amarella - Autumn Gentian, Felwort
- Gentianella anglica - Early Gentian
- Gentianella antarctica
- Gentianella auriculata
- Gentianella bellidifolia
- Gentianella bulgarica
- Gentianella campestris - Field Gentian
- Gentianella cerina - Giant Gentian
- Gentianella ciliata - Fringed Gentian
- Gentianella concinna
- Gentianella germanica - Chiltern Gentian, German Gentian
- Gentianella heterosepala - Autumn Gentian
- Gentianella microcalyx
- Gentianella patula
- Gentianella propinqua
- Gentianella quinquefolia - Agueweed
- Gentianella spenceri
- Gentianella tenella - Slender Gentian
- Gentianella tortuosa
- Gentianella uliginosa - Dune Gentian
- Gentianella wislizeni
- Gentianella wrightii
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