sentences:  He named it Dryandra prionotes", from the Greek "prion-" ("saw") and "-otes" ("quality of"), in reference to the "saw-like" leaf margins.He considered it to be closely related to "D. armata" (Prickly Dryandra, now "Banksia armata"), from which it differs in having longer, erect leaves with a woolly undersurface, a more hairy perianth, and larger follicles.In February 2007, all "Dryandra" species were transferred to "Banksia" by Austin Mast and Kevin Thiele, except "D. prionotes", which was overlooked.