Hamamelidaceae

The Hamamelidaceae is a family of flowering plants in the order Saxifragales, including 27 genera and about 80-90 species, all shrubs and small trees. In older classifications such as the Cronquist system, the family was treated in a separate order Hamamelidales.

Genera
Chunia (1 species; Hainan)
Corylopsis (Winter-hazel; about 30 species; east Asia)
Dicoryphe
Disanthus (1 species; east Asia)
Distyliopsis
Distylium (about 10 species; east Asia, Himalayas)
Embolanthera
Eustigma
Exbucklandia (3 species; Assam, China, southeast Asia)
Fortunearia (1 species; eastern China)
Fothergilla (Fothergilla; 3 species; southeastern U.S.)
Hamamelis (Witch-hazel; 4 species; eastern North America, east Asia)
†Langeria (Wolfe) & Wehr) Eocene 1 species
Loropetalum (2 species; east Asia)
Maingaya
Matudaea
Molinadendron
Mytilaria
Neostrearia
Noahdendron
Ostrearia
Parrotia (Persian Ironwood; 1 species; Alborz 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)
Tetrathyrium
Trichocladus

Some authors treat Rhodoleia in a family of its own, the Rhodoleiaceae, though genetic research by the Angiosperm Phylogeny Group shows it is best included in the Hamamelidaceae.

The genera Altingia, Liquidambar (sweetgum) and Semiliquidambar, previously included in the Hamamelidaceae, are now treated in the family Altingiaceae.

Translation

The word "Hamamelidaceae" occurs as such in the following languages: English, Spanish, French, Indonesian, Italian, Dutch, Portuguese, Serbian.

Translation(s) in other languages: Czech: Vilínovité, Danish: Troldnød-familien, German: Zaubernussgewächse, Korean: 조록나무과, Lithuanian: Hamameliniai, Japanese: マンサク科, Norwegian (Bokmål): Trollhasselfamilien, Polish: Oczarowate, Russian: Гамамелисовые, Swedish: Trollhasselväxter, Ukrainian: Гамамелісові, Vietnamese: Họ Kim lũ mai, Chinese: 金縷梅科.