Selected Species
- Maytenus abbottii
- Maytenus acuminata
- Maytenus addat
- Maytenus aquifolia
- Maytenus bilocularis – Orangebark
- Maytenus boaria
- Maytenus canariensis
- Maytenus clarendonensis
- Maytenus crassipes
- Maytenus cunninghamii – Koonkara
- Maytenus curtissii
- Maytenus cymosa – Caribbean Mayten
- Maytenus dhofarensis
- Maytenus disperma
- Maytenus eggersii
- Maytenus elongata – Puerto Rico Mayten
- Maytenus fasciculiflora
- Maytenus ferdinandi
- Maytenus harenensis
- Maytenus harrisii
- Maytenus hookeri
- Maytenus ilicifolia
- Maytenus jamesonii
- Maytenus jefeana
- Maytenus krukovii
- Maytenus laevigata – White Cinnamon
- Maytenus laevis
- Maytenus lucidus
- Maytenus macrocarpa
- Maytenus magellanica
- Maytenus manabiensis
- Maytenus matudai
- Maytenus microcarpa
- Maytenus obtusifolia
- Maytenus oleoides
- Maytenus oleosa
- Maytenus ponceana
- Maytenus phyllanthoides – Florida Mayten, Guttapercha Mayten
- Maytenus procumbens (L.f.)
- Maytenus quadrangulata
- Maytenus reynosioides
- Maytenus silvestris – Narrow-leaved Orangebark, Orange Bark, Orange Bush
- Maytenus sp. nov. A (Yemen)
- Maytenus stipitata
- Maytenus undata
- Maytenus vitis-idaea – Indian's Salt
- Maytenus williamsii
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