sentences:  Flowering occurs in August and several egg-shaped, glabrous follicles long form in each head.This species was first formally described by Alex George in 1996 in the journal "Nuytsia" and given the name "Dryandra idiogenes", from material he collected near Newdegate in 1986.The specific epithet ("idiogenes") is an ancient Greek word meaning "distinctive" or "peculiar", in reference to this species' unusual bracts and strongly scented red and white flowers.