- Abutilon abutiloides – Shrubby Indian Mallow
- Abutilon incanum – Pelotazo
- Abutilon parvulum – Dwarf Indian Mallow
- Abutilon reventum – Yellowflower Indian Mallow
- Anoda abutiloides – Indian Anoda
- Anoda cristata – Crested Anoda
- Gossypium thurberi – Thurber's Cotton
- Herissantia crispa – Bladdermallow
- Hibiscus coulteri – Desert Rosemallow
- Hibiscus denudatus – Paleface
- Malva parviflora – Cheeseweed Mallow
- Modiola caroliniana – Carolina Bristlemallow
- Rhynchosida physocalyx – Buffpetal
- Sida abutifolia – Spreading Fanpetals
- Sphaeralcea ambigua – Desert Globemallow
- Sphaeralcea angustifolia – Copper Globemallow
- Sphaeralcea emoryi – Emory's Globemallow
- Sphaeralcea fendleri – Fendler's Globemallow
- Sphaeralcea laxa – Caliche Globemallow
Malvaceae – Mallow Family
Plants in the worldwide, but mainly warm region Mallow Family (Malvaceae) are annual and perennial herbs, shrubs, and trees with simple, alternate, petioled leaves, flowers with 5 petals, 5 sepals, a superior ovary, and a distinctive central column of stamen filaments, and fruit in the form of a segmented capsule or a fleshy berry.
Listed below are some of the southeastern Arizona plants in this family.