Species
- Mangifera altissima
- Mangifera andamanica
- Mangifera austro-indica
- Mangifera austro-yunnanensis
- Mangifera blommesteinii
- Mangifera bullata
- Mangifera caesia
- Mangifera camptosperma
- Mangifera campnospermoides
- Mangifera casturi
- Mangifera collina
- Mangifera decandra
- Mangifera dewildei
- Mangifera dongnaiensis
- Mangifera flava
- Mangifera foetida
- Mangifera gedebe
- Mangifera gracilipes
- Mangifera griffithii
- Mangifera hiemalis
- Mangifera indica (=M. mekongensis)
- Mangifera pseudoindica
- Mangifera kemanga
- Mangifera lalijiwa
- Mangifera laurina (=M. longipes)
- Mangifera macrocarpa
- Mangifera magnifica
- Mangifera minutifolia
- Mangifera monandra
- Mangifera nicobarica
- Mangifera odorata
- Mangifera orophila
- Mangifera pajang
- Mangifera paludosa
- Mangifera parvifolia
- Mangifera pedicellata
- Mangifera pentandra
- Mangifera persiciformis
- Mangifera quadrifida
- Mangifera reba
- Mangifera rubropetala
- Mangifera rufocostata
- Mangifera siamensis
- Mangifera similis
- Mangifera sumbawaensis
- Mangifera superba
- Mangifera swintonioides
- Mangifera sylvatica
- Mangifera taipa
- Mangifera torquenda
- Mangifera transversalis
- Mangifera zeylanica
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