Hamamelidaceae
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Hamamelidaceae
Witch-hazel family
Scientific classification
Kingdom: Plantae Division: Magnoliophyta Class: Magnoliopsida Order: Saxifragales (Hamamelidales) Family: Hamamelidaceae
Genera
Corylopsis Disanthus Distylium Exbucklandia Fortunearia Fothergilla Hamamelis Liquidambar Loropetalum Parrotia Parrotiopsis Rhodoleia Sinowilsonia Sycopsis

Genera

• Corylopsis (Winter-hazel; about 30 species; east Asia)
  
• Disanthus (1 species; east Asia)
  
• Distylium (about 10 species; east Asia)
  
• Exbucklandia (1 species; southeast Asia)
  
• Fortunearia (1 species; eastern China)
  
• Fothergilla (2 species; southeastern U.S)
  
• Hamamelis (Witch-hazels; 4 species; eastern North America, east Asia)
  
• Liquidambar (Sweet-gums; 3 species; eastern North America to Central America, southwest Asia & east Asia)
  
• Loropetalum (2 species; east Asia)
  
• Parrotia (Persian ironwood; 1 species; Elburz Mountains of southwest Asia)
  
• Parrotiopsis (1 species; Himalaya)
  
• Rhodoleia (about 7 species; southeast Asia)
  
• Sinowilsonia (1 species; western China)
  
• Sycopsis (about 7 species; southeast Asia)

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