Actinocheita
Anacardium (cashew)
Androtium
Antrocaryon
Apterokarpos
Astronium
Baronia
Bonetiella
Bouea
Buchanania
Campnosperma
Cardenasiodendron
Choerospondias
Comocladia
Cotinus (smoke tree)
Cyrtocarpa
Dracontomelon
Drimycarpus
Ebandoua
Euleria
Euroschinus
Faguetia
Fegimanra
Gluta
Haematostaphis
Haplorhus
Harpephyllum
Heeria
Holigarna
Koordersiodendron
Lannea
Laurophyllus
Lithrea
Loxopterigium
Loxostylis
Mangifera (mango)
Mauria
Melanochyla
Metopium
Micronychia
Montagueia
Mosquitoxylum
Nothopegia
Ochoterenaea
Operculicarya
Ozoroa
Pachycormus
Parishia
Pegia
Pentaspadon
Pistacia (pistachio)
Pleiogynium
Poupartia
Protorhus
Pseudoprotorhus
Pseudosmodingium
Pseudospondias
Rhodosphaera
Rhus (sumac)
Schinopsis
Schinus (peppertree)
Sclerocarya
Semecarpus
Smodingium
Solenocarpus
Sorindeia
Spondias
Swintonia
Tapirira
Thyrsodium
Toxicodendron (poison ivy and poison oak)
Trichoscypha
Ref: Delta 2002-08-08 Anacardiaceae is a family of flowering plants bearing fruits that are drupes. Some species produce the irritant urushiol. The type genus is Anacardium, the cashew. Other species included in this family are mango, poison ivy, sumac, smoke tree, and pistachio. The latter is sometimes placed in its own family: the Pistaciaceae.