Species
The species are as follows:
- Correa aemula - hairy correa
- Correa alba - white correa
- C. alba var. alba
- C. alba var. pannosa - velvet white correa
- Correa backhouseana
- C. backhouseana var. backhouseana - coast correa, velvet correa
- C. backhouseana var. coriacea
- C. backhouseana var. orbicularis - Kangaroo Island round-leaf correa
- Correa baeuerlenii - chef's hat correa
- Correa calycina - South Australian green correa
- Correa calycina var. calycina - Hindmarsh correa
- Correa calycina var. halmaturorum - De Mole River correa
- Correa decumbens - spreading correa
- Correa eburnea - deep creek correa
- Correa glabra - rock correa
- C. glabra var. glabra
- C. glabra var. leucoclada
- C. glabra var. turnbullii - narrow-bell correa
- Correa lawrenceana - mountain correa
- C. lawrenceana var. cordifolia - pink mountain correa.
- C. lawrenceana var. genoensis - Genoa River correa.
- C. lawrenceana var. glandulifera
- C. lawrenceana var. grampiana - Grampians mountain correa
- C. lawrenciana. var. latrobeana
- C. lawrenceana var. lawrenceana.
- C. lawrenceana var. macrocalyx
- C. lawrenceana var. rosea - red mountain correa
- Correa pulchella - salmon correa
- Correa reflexa - common correa, native fuchsia
- C. reflexa var. reflexa
- C. reflexa var. angustifolia - Grampians correa
- C. reflexa var. coriacea
- C. reflexa var. insularis
- C. reflexa var. lobata - Powelltown correa
- C. reflexa var. nummulariifolia - roundleaf correa
- C. reflexa var. scabridula - western correa
- C. reflexa var. speciosa - eastern correa
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