Selected Species
- Eugenia aurata
- Eugenia aggregata – Cherry of the Rio Grande
- Eugenia alternifolia
- Eugenia atropunctata
- Eugenia bimarginata
- Eugenia blastantha
- Eugenia brasiliensis – Grumichama (Brazil)
- Eugenia brejoensis
- Eugenia candolleana
- Eugenia cerasiflora
- Eugenia confusa
- Eugenia conglomerata
- Eugenia copacabanensis – Copacabana Beach Pitanga (Atlantic Coast restingas in the state of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
- Eugenia coronata
- Eugenia dysenterica a.k.a Stenocalyx dysentericus
- Eugenia earthiana (Costa Rica)
- Eugenia fernandopoana
- Eugenia foetida
- Eugenia fulva
- Eugenia hiemalis
- Eugenia jutiapensis
- Eugenia klotzschiana
- Eugenia koolauensis – Koʻolau Eugenia, Nioi (Islands of Molokaʻi and Oʻahu in Hawaii)
- Eugenia kunthiana
- Eugenia lamprophylla
- Eugenia ligustrina
- Eugenia livida
- Eugenia luschnathiana – Pitomba (Bahia, Brazil)
- Eugenia monticola
- Eugenia natalitia
- Eugenia orbiculata
- Eugenia pitanga – Pitanga
- Eugenia pluriflora
- Eugenia polyantha
- Eugenia punicifolia
- Eugenia racemulosa
- Eugenia reinwardtiana – Mountain Stopper, Cedar Bay Cherry (Queensland in Australia, Indonesia, Pacific Islands)
- Eugenia sprengelii
- Eugenia stipitata – Arazá (Amazon Rainforest)
- Eugenia supra-axillaris
- Eugenia umtamvunensis (South Africa)
- Eugenia uniflora – Surinam Cherry (Neotropics)
- Eugenia uruguayensis
- Eugenia uvalha (Brazil)
- Eugenia zeyheri (South Africa)
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