Wikipedia:WikiProject Banksia/Drafts/List of Banksia species

This is a list of Banksia species.

Scientific name	Common names	Appearance		History		Taxonomy	Distribution	Ecology
Scientific name	Common names	Form	Flower colour	Collected	Published	Taxonomy	Distribution	Flowering time	Serotinous?^[1]	Response to fire	Conservation status
B. acanthopoda						B. ser. Dryandra
B. aculeata	Prickly Banksia	Shrub	Yellow	A.S.George, 1972	A.S.George, 1981	B. ser. Tetragonae	Stirling Range	February–March	Yes	Killed	P2 (W.A.)^[2]
B. acuminata						B. ser. Dryandra
B. aemula	Wallum Banksia	Shrub	Yellow	R.Br., 1801	R.Br, 1810	B. ser. Banksia	Bundaberg to Sydney	March–June	Weakly	Resprouts from trunk or lignotuber	Secure
B. alliacea						B. ser. Dryandra
B. anatona						B. ser. Dryandra
B. aquilonia	Northern Coastal Banksia	Shrub or tree	Yellow	A.S.George, 1975	A.S.George, 1981	B. ser. Salicinae	North Queensland	March–June	No	Resprouts from trunk	Secure
B. arborea						B. ser. Dryandra
B. arctotidis						B. ser. Dryandra
B. armata						B. ser. Dryandra
B. ashbyi	Ashby's Banksia, Orange Banksia	Shrub	Orange	Ashby, 1930	Baker f., 1934	B. ser. Cyrtostylis	Geraldton to Exmouth	May–August	Yes	Killed	Secure
B. attenuata	Candlestick Banksia, Slender Banksia	Shrub or tree	Yellow	R.Br., 1802	R.Br., 1810	B. ser. Cyrtostylis	Kalbarri National Park to Fitzgerald River National Park	September–February	Weakly	Resprouts from trunk or lignotuber	Secure
B. audax		Shrub	Orange	C.A.Gardner, 1926	C.A.Gardner, 1928	B. ser. Cyrtostylis	Inland W.A.	November–January	Yes	Resprouts from lignotuber	Secure
B. aurantia						B. ser. Dryandra
B. baueri	Woolly Banksia, Woolly-spiked Banksia, Possum Banksia	Shrub	Brown perianths, cream styles	Baxter, 1829	R.Br., 1930	B. ser. Bauerinae	North and east of Albany	May–July	Yes	Killed	Secure
B. baxteri	Baxter's Banksia, Bird's Nest Banksia	Shrub	Yellow	Baxter, 1829	R.Br., 1830	B. ser. Banksia	Albany to Esperance	December–May	Yes	Killed	Secure
B. bella						B. ser. Dryandra
B. benthamiana	Bentham's Banksia	Shrub or small tree	Orange	Gardner, 1940	Gardner, 1964	B. ser. Cyrtostylis	Mullewa and Dalwalinu	November–January	Yes	Killed	P4 (W.A.)^[3]
B. bipinnatifida						B. ser. Dryandra
B. biterax						B. ser. Dryandra
B. blechnifolia		Prostrate shrub	Yellow	George Maxwell, 1861	Mueller, 1864	B. ser. Prostratae	Jerramungup to Gibson	September–November	Yes	Killed	Secure
B. borealis						B. ser. Dryandra
B. brownii	Brown's Banksia, Feather-leaved Banksia	Shrub or small tree	Brown perianths, red styles	Baxter, 1829	R.Br., 1830	B. ser. Spicigerae	Albany to Stirling Range	May–July	Yes	Killed	Endangered (EPBC)^[4]
B. brunnea						B. ser. Dryandra
B. burdettii	Burdett's Banksia	Small tree	Orange	William Burdett, c.1930	Baker f., 1934	B. ser. Crocinae	north of Gingin	January–May	Yes	Killed	Secure
B. caleyi	Cayley's Banksia, Red Lantern Banksia	shrub					Jerramungup
B. calophylla						B. ser. Dryandra
B. candolleana	Propeller Banksia	shrub					north of Gingin
B. canei	Mountain Banksia	shrub					Melbourne to Canberra
B. calinoides						B. ser. Dryandra
B. catoglypta						B. ser. Dryandra
B. chamaephyton	Fishbone Banksia	prostrate shrub					north of Perth
B. circioides						B. ser. Dryandra
B. coccinea	Scarlet Banksia, Waratah Banksia, Albany Banksia	shrub, small tree					Albany to Young river inland to Striling range
B. columnaris						B. ser. Dryandra
B. comosa						B. ser. Dryandra
B. concinna						B. ser. Dryandra
B. conferta	Glasshouse Banksia	shrub, small tree					Glass House Mountains & Lamington Plateau Queensland, Bowral to Lithgow
B. corvijuga						B. ser. Dryandra
B. cuneata	Matchstick Banksia, Quairading Banksia	shrub small tree					Pingelly, Quairding
B. cynaroides						B. ser. Dryandra
B. cypholoba						B. ser. Dryandra
B. dallanneyi						B. ser. Dryandra
B. densa						B. ser. Dryandra
B. dentata	Tropical Banksia, Rilidili (Wubuy)	small tree					Northern Australia, New Guinea, Aru Islands
B. drummondii						B. ser. Dryandra
B. dryandroides	Dryandra-leaved Banksia	small shrub					Two Peoples bay and Cheyne Bay, Western Australia
B. echinata						B. ser. Dryandra
B. elderiana	Swordfish Banksia, Palm Banksia	shrub					Goldfields - Esperance
B. elegans	Elegant Banksia	shrub, small tree					Eneabba, Western Australia
B. epica		shrub					Western end of Great Australian Bight
B. epimicta						B. ser. Dryandra
B. ericifolia	Heath-leaved Banksia
B. erythrocephala						B. ser. Dryandra
B. falcata						B. ser. Dryandra
B. fasciculata						B. ser. Dryandra
B. fililoba						B. ser. Dryandra
B. foliolata						B. ser. Dryandra
B. foliosissima						B. ser. Dryandra
B. formosa						B. ser. Dryandra
B. fraseri						B. ser. Dryandra
B. fuscobractea						B. ser. Dryandra
B. gardneri	Prostrate Banksia
B. glaucifolia						B. ser. Dryandra
B. goodii	Good's Banksia
B. grandis	Mangite, Bull Banksia, Giant Banksia
B. grossa	Coarse Banksia
B. heliantha						B. ser. Dryandra
B. hewardiana						B. ser. Dryandra
B. hiemalis
B. hirta						B. ser. Dryandra
B. hookeriana	Hooker's Banksia
B. horrida						B. ser. Dryandra
B. idiogenes						B. ser. Dryandra
B. ilicifolia	Holly-leaved Banksia
B. incana	Hoary Banksia
B. insulanemorecincta						B. ser. Dryandra
B. integrifolia	Coast Banksia, White Honeysuckle
B. ionthocarpa						B. ser. Dryandra
B. kingii	(fossil)
B. kippistiana						B. ser. Dryandra
B. laevigata	Tennis Ball Banksia
B. lanata	Coomallo Banksia
B. laricina	Rose Banksia, Rose-fruited Banksia
B. lemanniana	Lemann's Banksia, Yellow Lantern Banksia
B. lepidorhiza						B. ser. Dryandra
B. leptophylla	Slender Leaved Banksia
B. lindleyana	Porcupine Banksia
B. littoralis	Western Swamp Banksia, Swamp Banksia, Pungura
B. longicarpa	(fossil)
B. lullfitzii
B. marginata	Silver Banksia, Warrock
B. media	Southern Plains Banksia, Golden Stalk Banksia
B. meganotia						B. ser. Dryandra
B. meisneri	Meisner's Banksia
B. menziesii	Menzies' Banksia, Firewood Banksia
B. micrantha
B. mimica						B. ser. Dryandra
B. montana						B. ser. Dryandra
B. mucronulata						B. ser. Dryandra
B. nana						B. ser. Dryandra
B. nivea						B. ser. Dryandra
B. nobilis						B. ser. Dryandra
B. nutans	Nodding Banksia
B. oblongifolia	Rusty Banksia, Dwarf Banksia
B. obovata						B. ser. Dryandra
B. obtusa						B. ser. Dryandra
B. occidentalis	Red Swamp Banksia, Water Bush Banksia
B. octotriginta						B. ser. Dryandra
B. oligantha	Wagin Banksia
B. oreophila	Western Mountain Banksia
B. ornata	Desert Banksia
B. pallida						B. ser. Dryandra
B. paludosa	Swamp Banksia, Marsh Banksia
B. pellaeifolia						B. ser. Dryandra
B. penicillata
B. petiolaris
B. pilostylis
B. plagiocarpa	Dallachy's Banksia, Blue Banksia, Hinchinbrook Banksia
B. platycarpa						B. ser. Dryandra
B. plumosa						B. ser. Dryandra
B. polycephala						B. ser. Dryandra
B. porrecta						B. ser. Dryandra
B. praemorsa	Cut-leaf Banksia
B. prionotes	Acorn Banksia, Orange Banksia
B. prolata						B. ser. Dryandra
B. proteoides						B. ser. Dryandra
B. pseudoplumosa						B. ser. Dryandra
B. pteridifolia						B. ser. Dryandra
B. pulchella	Teasel Banksia, Dainty Banksia
B. purdieana						B. ser. Dryandra
B. quercifolia	Oak-leaved Banksia
B. repens	Creeping Banksia
B. robur	Eastern Swamp Banksia, Swamp Banksia, Broad-leaved Banksia
B. rosserae
B. rufa						B. ser. Dryandra
B. rufistylis						B. ser. Dryandra
B. saxicola	Grampians Banksia, Rock Banksia
B. scabrella	Burma Road Banksia
B. sceptrum	Sceptre Banksia
B. sclerophylla						B. ser. Dryandra
B. seminuda	River Banksia
B. seneciifolia						B. ser. Dryandra
B. serra						B. ser. Dryandra
B. serrata	Saw Banksia, Red Honeysuckle
B. serratuloides						B. ser. Dryandra
B. sessilis						B. ser. Dryandra
B. shanklandiorum						B. ser. Dryandra
B. shuttleworthiana						B. ser. Dryandra
B. solandri	Stirling Range Banksia, Solander's Banksia
B. speciosa	Showy Banksia
B. sphaerocarpa	Fox Banksia, Round-fruited Banksia
B. spinulosa	Hairpin Banksia
B. splendida						B. ser. Dryandra
B. squarrosa						B. ser. Dryandra
B. stenoprion						B. ser. Dryandra
B. strahanensis	(fossil)
B. strictifolia						B. ser. Dryandra
B. stuposa						B. ser. Dryandra
B. subpinnatifida						B. ser. Dryandra
B. subulata						B. ser. Dryandra
B. telmatiaea	Swamp Fox Banksia
B. tenuis						B. ser. Dryandra
B. tortifolia						B. ser. Dryandra
B. tricuspis	Lesueur Banksia, Pine Banksia
B. tridentata						B. ser. Dryandra
B. trifontinalis						B. ser. Dryandra
B. undata						B. ser. Dryandra
B. verticillata	Granite Banksia, Albany Banksia
B. vestita						B. ser. Dryandra
B. victoriae	Woolly Orange Banksia
B. violacea	Violet Banksia
B. viscida						B. ser. Dryandra
B. wonganensis						B. ser. Dryandra
B. xylothemelia						B. ser. Dryandra
Dryandra prionotes						B. ser. Dryandra

Notes edit

^ Serotinous species retain their seed in their follicles until prompted to release them by exposure to bushfire. Non-serotinous species release their seed spontaneously as soon as it reaches maturity. Weakly serotinous species release some seed spontaneously, but retain some until exposed to bushfire.
^ "P2 (W.A.)" means a "Priority Two - Poorly Known Taxa" under Western Australia's Wildlife Conservation Act 1950.
^ "P4 (W.A.)" means a "Priority Four - Rare Taxa" under Western Australia's Wildlife Conservation Act 1950.
^ "EPBC" means Australia's Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999.

References edit

George, Alex S. (1981). "The Genus Banksia L.f. (Proteaceae)". Nuytsia. 3 (3): 239–473.
George, Alex S. (1984). The Banksia Book. Kenthurst, New South Wales: Kangaroo Press in association with The Society For Growing Australian Plants NSW.

[serotiny-1] Serotinous species retain their seed in their follicles until prompted to release them by exposure to bushfire. Non-serotinous species release their seed spontaneously as soon as it reaches maturity. Weakly serotinous species release some seed spontaneously, but retain some until exposed to bushfire.

[P2-2] "P2 (W.A.)" means a "Priority Two - Poorly Known Taxa" under Western Australia's Wildlife Conservation Act 1950.

[P4-3] "P4 (W.A.)" means a "Priority Four - Rare Taxa" under Western Australia's Wildlife Conservation Act 1950.

[EPBC-4] "EPBC" means Australia's Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999.

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