Species
- Malus angustifolia — Southern crabapple
- Malus asiatica — Chinese pearleaf crabapple
- Malus baccata — Siberian crabapple
- Malus bracteata
- Malus brevipes
- Malus coronaria — Sweet crabapple
- Malus domestica — Orchard apple
- Malus florentina
- Malus floribunda — Japanese crabapple
- Malus formosana
- Malus fusca — Oregon crabapple or Pacific crabapple
- Malus glabrata
- Malus glaucescens
- Malus halliana
- Malus honanensis
- Malus hopa — Flowering crabapple
- Malus hupehensis — Tea crabapple
- Malus ioensis — Prairie crabapple
- Malus kansuensis
- Malus lancifolia
- Malus × micromalus — Midget crabapple
- Malus prattii
- Malus prunifolia
- Malus pumila
- Malus rockii
- Malus sargentii
- Malus sieboldii
- Malus sieversii — Asian wild apple or Almaty apple
- Malus sikkimensis
- Malus spectabilis
- Malus sublobata
- Malus sylvestris — European wild apple
- Malus toringoides
- Malus transitoria
- Malus trilobata
- Malus tschonoskii
- Malus yunnanensis
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