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Family	Scientific Name	Common Name	Habitat	Distribution	Image
Gentianaceae	Sabatia angularis	Bitter-bloom, Common Marsh-pink, American Centaury	Forests, woodlands, marshes, fields, calcareous hammocks (in FL), especially in base-rich situations.	NY west to s. MI, IL, and e. KS, south to Panhandle FL and e. TX.
Gentianaceae	Sabatia arenicola	Sand Rose-gentian, Sand Sabatia	Interdune depressions, wet pine savannas, saline flats.	Se. LA west through TX to ne. MX (TAM).
Gentianaceae	Sabatia arkansana	Pelton's Rose-gentian, Arkansas Sabatia	Nepheline syenite and shale glades.	Endemic to Saline County, AR.
Gentianaceae	Sabatia brachiata	Narrowleaf Rose-pink, Elegant Sabatia	Mesic pinelands, longleaf pine sandhills, pine savannas, pine flatwoods.	Se. VA south to s. GA, west to LA, north in the interior to c. TN and se. MO.
Gentianaceae	Sabatia brevifolia	Savanna White Rose-gentian	Pine savannas, dry prairies, and mesic to scrubby flatwoods.	E. SC south to peninsular FL, west to s. AL and s. MS.
Gentianaceae	Sabatia calycina	Coastal Rose-pink	Swamp forests, river banks.	Se. VA south to s. FL, west to se. TX; e. Cuba and Hispaniola.
Gentianaceae	Sabatia campanulata	Slender Marsh-pink	Pine savannas, bogs, seeps, fens.	MA south to ne. FL, Panhandle FL, west to LA and AR; scattered inland as in w. VA, w. NC, c. TN, and KY.
Gentianaceae	Sabatia campestris	Western Marsh-pink, Prairie Rose-gentian, Prairie Sabatia	Glades, upland prairies, also disturbed areas, roadsides, and woodland edges.	IL and IA south to s. MS, s. LA, and s. TX.
Gentianaceae	Sabatia capitata	Cumberland Rose-gentian	Sloping woodlands and meadows, over sandstone or shale.	Sw. NC (?) and se. TN south to nw. GA and c. AL. Apparently present in NC, at least formerly, based on a specimen collected "from Cherokee", probably Cherokee County, NC (Wilbur 1955), a remarkably poorly botanized area.
Gentianaceae	Sabatia decandra	Bartram's Rose-gentian	Margins of Taxodium ascendens-Nyssa depressions, wet pine flatwoods, boggy roadsides.	Ne. SC south to s. FL, west to s. AL and se. MS.
Gentianaceae	Sabatia difformis	Lanceleaf Rose-gentian, White Sabatia	Pine savannas, bogs, cutthroat seepages, pocosins.	S. NJ south to c. peninsular FL (Highlands and Sarasota counties), west to s. AL and s. MS.
Gentianaceae	Sabatia dodecandra	Perennial Sea-pink, Large Marsh Rose-pink	Tidal brackish and freshwater marshes.	CT south to e. SC and e. GA (Sorrie 1998b); disjunct in Panhandle FL.
Gentianaceae	Sabatia foliosa	Blackwater Rose-pink	Openings along blackwater rivers, cypress ponds.	E. SC south to ne. FL and Panhandle FL, west to se. TX.
Gentianaceae	Sabatia formosa	Pretty Sabatia, Stately Sabatia, Buckley's Sabatia	Sands, sometimes xeric.	W. LA and OK south to e. and c. TX.
Gentianaceae	Sabatia gentianoides	Pinewoods Sabatia, Spider Sabatia	Pine savannas, bogs.	NC south to ne. FL and Panhandle FL, west to se. TX.
Gentianaceae	Sabatia grandiflora	Largeflower Rose-gentian	Wet flatwoods, marshes, cypress-gum depressions, limesink ponds, borrow pits.	Ne. FL, Panhandle FL, s. AL, south to s. FL; Cuba.
Gentianaceae	Sabatia kennedyana	Plymouth Gentian	Seasonally exposed drawdown banks of the Waccamaw River, in adjacent ditches and disturbed flats (in se. NC and ne. SC), in cypress-gum swamps, very wet longleaf pine savannas, and very rarely on shores of beaver ponds (in e. VA, by introduction).	This species has a strange, disjunct range, likely related to Pleistocene refugia on the (now) Continental shelf, present in s. NS; e. MA and RI; se. NC and ne. SC. The record of the species in e. VA (Caroline County) reported by Fleming & Ludwig (1996) has now been determined to be a deliberate introduction.
Gentianaceae	Sabatia macrophylla var. macrophylla	Large-leaf Rose-gentian	Wet savannas.	Sw. GA west to e. LA.
Gentianaceae	Sabatia macrophylla var. recurvans	Small's Rose-gentian	Wet savannas.	E. and c. GA south to ne. FL; it may occur in se. SC.
Gentianaceae	Sabatia quadrangula	Four-angled Sabatia	Longleaf pine sandhills, moist forests, pocosin ecotones, seepages.	E. VA south to n. peninsular FL, west to s. AL; disjunct in Eastern Highland Rim (Pulaski County, KY; Tara Littlefield, pers. comm. 2020).
Gentianaceae	Sabatia stellaris	Annual Sea-pink	Brackish marshes, maritime wet grasslands.	S. MA south to s. FL, west to LA; Bahamas; Cuba; c. Mexico.