sphaerocarpa var. sphaerocarpa) B. tricuspis B. occidentalis B. littoralis B. ericifolia B. spinulosa B. collina (now B. spinulosa var. collina) B. verticillata B. dryandroides B. Brownii B. sect. Cyrtostylis B. attenuata B. media B. Solandri B. Goodii B. petiolaris B. repens B. prostrata (now B. gardneri) B. grandis B. quercifolia B. quercifolia var. integrifolia (now B. oreophila) B. Baueri B. sect. Eubanksia B. marginata B. integrifolia B. dentata B. sect. Orthostylis B. latifolia (now B. robur) B. serrata B. æmula B. ornata B. coccinea B. sceptrum B. Menziesii B. lævigata B. Hookeriana B. prionotes B. Victoriæ B. speciosa B. Baxteri B. marcescens (now B. praemorsa) B. Lemanniana B. Caleyi B. Lindleyana B. elegans B. Candolleana B. sect. Isostylis B. ilicifolia B. ilicifolia var. integrifolia (now B. ilicifolia) Results Despite some shortcomings, Bentham's arrangement remained current for over a hundred years. It was only superseded in 1981, with the publication of Alex George's arrangement in his landmark monograph The genus Banksia L.f. (Proteaceae). Many of the species that Bentham discarded have now been reinstated. Section Isostylis is now maintained at subgenus level as Banksia subg. Isostylis. Sections Oncostylis and Eubanksia are still maintained, but Eubanksia has been renamed Banksia sect. Banksia in accordance with the International Code of Botanical Nomenclature. The other sections are no longer maintained. References Taxonomy of Banksia George Bentham Banksia