mˈɛni spˈiːsiːz wˈʌns ɪŋklˈuːdᵻd ɪn ˈændɹəpˌɑːɡən ɑːɹ nˈaʊ ɹᵻɡˈɑːɹdᵻd æz bˈɛɾɚ sˈuːɾᵻd tʊ ˈʌðɚ dʒˈɛnɚɹə, ɪŋklˈuːdɪŋ eɪdʒˈiːniəm,  ænˈeɪdlfiə,  ɐplˈuːdə,  ˈɑːɹθɹæksən,  bˌoʊθɹɪətʃlˈoʊə,  kˌeɪpətʃlˈoʊə,  kˌæpɪlˈaɪpdiəm,  kɹˈɪsəpˌɑːɡən,  sˈɪmbəpˌɑːɡən,  dɪtʃˈænθiəm,  daɪhˈɛɾɚɹˌɑːpɑːɡən,  ᵻlɪˈɑːnjʊɹɹəs,  ˈɛlɪmˌændɹə,  ɪɹˈæɡɹɑːstiz,  juːlˈeɪliə,  ɡˈɑːɹnoʊʃə,  dʒˈɪmnəpˌɑːɡən,  hɛmˈɑːɹθɹiə,  hˈɛɾɚɹˌoʊpɑːɡən,  hˌaɪpɐɹˈiːniə,  hˌaɪpɚθˈɛliə,  ˈɪskiːməm,  pˌæɹəhˌɪpɐɹˈiːniə,  pˈɛntɐmɚɹˌɪs,  pɑːlˈɪtɹiəz,  sˈuːdoʊpˌɑːɡənˌæθɜːɹəm,  sˈuːdoʊsˌoːɹɡəm,  sˈækɑːɹɹəm,  skˌɪtsɐkˈɪɹiəm,  sˈoːɹɡæstɹəm,  sˈoːɹɡəm,  spˈoʊdɪˌɑːpɑːɡən,  θˈiːmɛdə,  ænd tɹˈækɪpˌɑːɡən.
Many species once included in Andropogon are now regarded as better suited to other genera, including Agenium,  Anadelphia,  Apluda,  Arthraxon,  Bothriochloa,  Capeochloa,  Capillipedium,  Chrysopogon,  Cymbopogon,  Dichanthium,  Diheteropogon,  Elionurus,  Elymandra,  Eragrostis,  Eulalia,  Garnotia,  Gymnopogon,  Hemarthria,  Heteropogon,  Hyparrhenia,  Hyperthelia,  Ischaemum,  Parahyparrhenia,  Pentameris,  Polytrias,  Pseudopogonatherum,  Pseudosorghum,  Saccharum,  Schizachyrium,  Sorghastrum,  Sorghum,  Spodiopogon,  Themeda,  and Trachypogon.