B. ser. Dryandra is a large series in the plant genus Banksia. It was treated at genus rank until 2007, when Austin Mast and Kevin Thiele transferred it into Banksia as a series within B. subg. Banksia.
Before 2007, 94 Dryandra species were recognised. In the transfer into Banksia, D. prionotes was overlooked, and B. subulata (Awled Honeypot) was transferred incertae sedis rather than in B. ser. Dryandra. D. prionotes has since been transferred into Banksia as Banksia prionophylla, but it was not explicitly placed in B. ser. Dryandra. The series therefore now consists of 92 species.
This is a list of Banksia ser. Dryandra species:
- B. acanthopoda
- B. acuminata
- B. alliacea
- B. anatona
- B. arborea (Yilgarn Dryandra)
- B. arctotidis
- B. armata (Prickly Dryandra)
- B. aurantia
- B. bella (Wongan Dryandra)
- B. bipinnatifida
- B. biterax
- B. borealis
- B. brunnea
- B. calophylla
- B. carlinoides (Pink Dryandra)
- B. catoglypta
- B. cirsioides
- B. columnaris
- B. comosa (Wongan Dryandra)
- B. concinna
- B. corvijuga
- B. cynaroides
- B. cypholoba
- B. dallanneyi (Couch Honeypot)
- B. densa
- B. drummondii (Drummond's Banksia)
- B. echinata
- B. epimicta
- B. erythrocephala
- B. falcata (Prickly Dryandra)
- B. fasciculata
- B. fililoba
- B. foliolata
- B. foliosissima
- B. formosa (Showy Banksia)
- B. fraseri
- B. fuscobractea
- B. glaucifolia
- B. heliantha (Oak-leaved Dryandra)
- B. hewardiana
- B. hirta
- B. horrida (Prickly Dryandra)
- B. idiogenes
- B. insulanemorecincta
- B. ionthocarpa
- B. kippistiana
- B. lepidorhiza
- B. meganotia
- B. mimica (Summer Honeypot)
- B. montana
- B. mucronulata (Swordfish Dryandra)
- B. nana (Dwarf Dryandra)
- B. nivea (Honeypot Dryandra)
- B. nobilis (Golden Dryandra)
- B. obovata (Wedge-leaved Dryandra)
- B. obtusa (Shining Honeypot)
- B. octotriginta
- B. pallida
- B. pellaeifolia
- B. platycarpa
- B. plumosa
- B. polycephala (Many-headed Dryandra)
- B. porrecta
- B. prolata
- B. proteoides (King Dryandra)
- B. pseudoplumosa
- B. pteridifolia (Tangled Honeypot)
- B. purdieana
- B. rufa
- B. rufistylis
- B. sclerophylla
- B. seneciifolia
- B. serra (Serrate-leaved Dryandra)
- B. serratuloides
- B. sessilis (Parrot Bush)
- B. shanklandiorum
- B. shuttleworthiana (Bearded Dryandra)
- B. splendida (Shaggy Dryandra)
- B. squarrosa (Pingle)
- B. stenoprion
- B. strictifolia
- B. stuposa
- B. subpinnatifida
- B. tenuis
- B. tortifolia
- B. tridentata (Yellow Dryandra)
- B. trifontinalis (Three Springs Dryandra)
- B. undata (Urchin Dryandra)
- B. vestita (Summer Dryandra)
- B. viscida (Sticky Dryandra)
- B. wonganensis
- B. xylothemelia
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