Species
- S. acuminatum — desert quandong, sweet quandong, native peach (Australia)
- S. album — Indian sandalwood, white sandalwood, chandana (India, Indonesia, northern Australia)
- S. austrocaledonicum (New Caledonia, Vanuatu)
- S. boninense (Bonin Islands, Japan)
- S. ellipticum — ʻiliahialoʻe, coast sandalwood (Hawaiʻi)
- S. fernandezianum (Juan Fernández Islands)
- S. freycinetianum — ʻiliahi (Hawaiʻi)
- S. haleakalae — ʻiliahi (Hawaiʻi)
- S. lanceolatum — northern sandalwood (Australia)
- S. macgregorii (Papua New Guinea, Indonesia)
- S. murrayanum — bitter quandong (Australia)
- S. obtusifolium (Australia)
- S. paniculatum — ʻiliahi (Hawaiʻi)
- S. salicifolium — willowleaf sandalwood
- S. spicatum — Australian sandalwood (Australia)
- S. yasi - yasi (Fiji, Niue) Tonga- Ahi
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