A list of 26 gnaphosid species belonging to 14 genera collected in Jiangxi Province, China, is provided. Three new species of ground spiders from Jiangxi Province of China are diagnosed, described, and illustrated: Liu, (♂♀), Liu, (♂), and Liu, (♂♀). Liu, was previously erroneously recorded in Jiangxi Province as Yin et al., 2012.
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