sentences:  This banksia was discovered by Abe van de Sande, a West Australian government field officer.It was first formally described in 1999 by Alex George in "Flora of Australia" Volume 17B and given the name "Dryandra insulanemorecincta" from specimens he collected near Brookton in 1998.The specific epithet ("insulanemorecincta", pronounced 'in-soo-la-ne-mor-ay-sink-ta') is from the Latin words "insula" meaning "an island", "nemus" "a wood or forest" and "cinctus" "to girdle" referring to the unusual habitat of this species.